swamp plants ID

[YoungBuckTX]

this stuff is waist high and sticks to you. appreciate any help with ID



and this tree. multiple trunks. likes growing in water. did not take a picture of the leaf. it's broad, with 3 points.

[SaltMuck]

I have no idea, but cut them stumps at sitting level and nail a board to them to sit on.

[YoungBuckTX]

there's a duck blind 30 yards from them. but that was discussed

[Bulltallow]

I tore out all of my duck blinds this past summer. I thought it was a cool idea about 3 years ago but found out the ducks shy from them and they are a PAIN in the ass to keep brushed in. It is nice to have stable footing to shoot from but all you need to do is sink some pallets to stand on.

[Rubberhead*]

The pair of darker purple ones look like Meadow Beauties. I don't have a clue about the ones with three petals. Do you have a close-up of the flower?

[tman]

Close up of tree leaves?

[fro]

Red maple. No clue on the herbs

[Catdaddy]

Looks like some type of smart weed to me. A close up would be better.

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[YoungBuckTX]

Red maple. No clue on the herbs

That's what I thought too fro, thanks.I don't remember the leaves getting red in fall though.

I will get more pics of the weed next time I go down. That spot used to hold lots of ducks so wanted to be sure before I cut it out. Someone else mentioned a Japanese smart weed of some sort but I havent found a match yet.

[YoungBuckTX]

I don't really see it making much seed anyway

[Quackhead22]

Looks like Smartweed of some sort possibly tearthumb

[Calibogue]

marsh dayflower.....
Worthless to say the least unless holding the earth together is your goal!

http://www.invasiveplantatlas.org/subject.html?sub=3053

[YoungBuckTX]

Calif, thats most definitely it. Mucho thanks. You're the man!

[Rubberhead*]

Thanks Calibogue. I've never seen any marsh dayflower before and was about to have to drag out the books.