Name that plant
13 years ago
Please help ID this little guy. Zone 5 in mostly shade. About 1-2 feet tall. Hasn't grown much and has survived at least 2 years. One time I had gotten several blueberry plants and put some in less than ideal locations. Could this be one? If so I will definitely relocate it.
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