Plants in a messy garden

[Tilmidh]

Hello everybody,
I got a very messy garden, it has dry plants and a lot of wild herbs. I'm not familiar with gardening and plants at all.
Can you identify some of the plants in these pictures? Sorry if the quality is not very good.
Thanks in advance.

 

[MaryMary]

Welcome to the forum! I am sorry, but I don't recognize any of them.

Did any of them get flowers this year? Even if you don't have pictures of the flower, posting the picture again, with a description of the flower might help someone to identify it. (Same if anything is producing fruits, berries, or seed pods.)

Can you rub the leaves of the herbs, and identify any of them by smell?

 

[Tilmidh]

Welcome to the forum! I am sorry, but I don't recognize any of them.

Did any of them get flowers this year? Even if you don't have pictures of the flower, posting the picture again, with a description of the flower might help someone to identify it. (Same if anything is producing fruits, berries, or seed pods.)

Can you rub the leaves of the herbs, and identify any of them by smell?

I didn't decide to clean and take care of this garden until recently, I was not aware of the changes that happened to those plants during the year, I'm new to this activity, so I said at least I should know the names of the plants and then search for ways to care for them. But thanks a lot for the reply and the advices, I will try to take better pictures later.

 

[Upsy Daisy]

The 11th one could be Rosemary

 

[Tilmidh]

The 11th one could be Rosemary

Thanks!

 

[Upsy Daisy]

Get some close up shots of the leaves if you can @Tilmidh please

 

[Beverly]

Yes, there is definitely Rosemary and Mint in there. Do we know what climate you live in? This would help with identification, also some of the photos are too dark with too little detail for people to identify. The plants that have leaves that look like pine are Rosemary, most plants with square stems are members of the mint family.

 

[Tilmidh]

Yes, there is definitely Rosemary and Mint in there. Do we know what climate you live in? This would help with identification, also some of the photos are too dark with too little detail for people to identify. The plants that have leaves that look like pine are Rosemary, most plants with square stems are members of the mint family.

Thank you very much! I live in Algiers, so I guess it's a Mediterranean climate. I will try to take close up photos later.

 

[alp]

Welcome to the forum. If you click FULL IMAGE, it might be easier to identify them. Also a close up on the leaves and another on the stem might help a bit more. Good variety!

 

[Sheal]

Welcome Tilmidh. As Upsy Daisy and Alp have said we need close up shots of foliage and any berries or flowers please. I'll take a guess at the first picture, top left being a Ficus but I'll try and confirm that with a close up.

 

[Beverly]

Algieria! Great and welcome to the forums.

 

[Tilmidh]

Thanks everybody,
I took some new pictures, it looks like most of the plants have some kind of disease.

 

[DirtMechanic]

@Becky @Ian I literally have to fight to see this gallery, Google Pixel XL Chrome, I cannot zoom, slide or ecetera without the image shrinking away to the original micro sized icon or otherwise disturbing the force with an anti viewer magnetism. Perhaps you could oversee the coding of a macro that would crawl new posts and convert them to full size pics? Overly hopeful I know....

 

[alp]

After you have uploaded a pic, please click

If you click Full Image , life will be easier for us. It's very difficult to identify a thumbnail

See, these flowers are in full glory, thanks to my son!

 

[alp]

8/25 can be a citrus

9/25 could be a sweetcorn or some sort of maize

13/25 could be a rosemary

17/25 a citrus