Weed or Perennial?
7 years ago
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I have lots of this “thing” coming up in my flower garden. Not sure if it’s a flower or weed. It gets 12 to 18” high. Also, gets a small yellow flower. Should I pull or is it a perennial? Thanks. Janice
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