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Mystery #2, What is this?

11 years ago

This was growing next to the basement window cover, I moved it to where something died (didn't make it through the winter). I am so happy to see it flourish, but after that Nightshade discovery, I am not so sure. This is facing East and gets a lot of sun.

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jean001a
11 years ago
That close up shows just 3 of the 5 leaflets.
Please post another picture which also shows if leaves are alternate or opposite on the stem.
Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
11 years ago
Some kind of baby tree. Look up?
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rachelz3
Original Author
11 years ago
This is the longest on the plant/tree:
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
11 years ago
Leaves appear to be opposite. Any Ash trees in the vicinity? Can you show the stem and some buds/leaf attachments?

On the other hand it almost looks as if it has a vining habit. Does it?
marebrock
11 years ago
Was this identified? I have it growing in all of my flower beds was afraid to touch it....

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