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Name That Plant!
rickt49

What is this plant?

rickt49
9 years ago

This just popped up in the flowerbed. 24" tall. Looks like some kind of giant clover.

Comments (7)

  • Desirai
    9 years ago

    Peanut?

  • Desirai
    9 years ago

    my baby peanuts

    {{gwi:288905}}

  • rickt49
    Original Author
    9 years ago

    Thanks. I believe you're right. Wonder how it got there though.

  • Desirai
    9 years ago

    Probably critters! :)

  • rickt49
    Original Author
    9 years ago

    Thanks. I believe you're right. Wonder how it got there though.

  • jekeesl (south-central Arkansas)
    9 years ago

    Senna obtusifolia (Sicklepod)

  • saltcedar
    9 years ago

    Ditto, Senna obtusifolia

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