Identification help, please
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
TIA for your help:
This 3-foot shrub or tree w/ thin woody stems volunteered in a ditch in central NC. When transplanted, it had some tiny pink flowers that are visible (now dried) in the photo. It's rooted in a pot in the garage and I want to find the right spot for it in the yard.
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