Unknown weed? Or mimosa tree?
Joe2012
11 years ago
This plant reminds me of the mimosa tree, but what is strange is the plant has small bead like growths underneath the stems. The plant stems are a redish color then fade to green. Anyone have a clue? Thanks in advance.
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