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Weed Help!!

10 years ago

last modified: 10 years ago

This is the first spring/summer in our new house!! The garden is very large but very overgrown and needs a lot of TLC. I'm a gardening beginner and I need some help identifying these weeds (or what I think are weeds)! They are quite invasive and any tips on removal would be great!

TIA

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10 years ago
1 and 2 are both too blurry for me. There's a ton of stuff in there though.

3 is a Geum. Most people like them.

4 too blurry. Maybe a solidago. Pretty hazy on the lense. The dry stems are laying there on the ground. What's at the top of them?

5 alchemilla. Not a weed.
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
10 years ago
No 2 could be a Pulmonaria after flowering. Feel the leaves. Are they rough to the touch? Another plant which most people like. Not a weed.
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