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tbonwest

Help with mystery weed ID please?

10 years ago

Several of these showed up in a mostly shady spot near the house this summer (in northern Vermont). My guess is it's a weed of some kind, but I can't find a weed image that looks anything like it. Does anyone know what it is? I'll attach a photo.

Thanks!

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