Please help me identify these plants.
9 years ago
They are not necessarily weeds but I'd like to know them. Thanks.
First one:
Second one:
Third one is a nice flower that self seeded, I believe it's ranunculaceae family, but it's not larkspur. They have leaves narrow like tickseed coreopsis.
Flower close up
Thanks.
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9 years agoSeedG (Zone 9b - 10b) thanked peren.all Zone 5a Ontario Canada
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