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Name That Plant!
libby24nd

weed or keep?

12 years ago

Hi. I planted Zinnias, Marigolds and Sunflowers this year, but I am still finding new plants in the garden every year. Would love to know if any of these are remnants of the previous gardner or weeds/expanding shrubbery/etc... Thanks

#1- popped up in the Zinnias. Have not seen these leaves in the garden before so just wondering what they are...

#2 - about 3+ feet tall now. Ripped it up last year before it got this big so not sure if it flowers.

#3 - a few long thinner leaves with many small leaves on the stem. Dont remember seeing them before

#4- whispy, herb-looking plant.

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