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CAN ANYONE ID THESE TWO WILD PLANTS IN S.E. MI z5

7 years ago

I found these two plants, today, growing in a field. I think I should know the first one but I don't.

PLANT 1





PLANT 2





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  • 7 years ago

    Thank you. Pycnanthemum virginianum seems to be a good match for the first plant. I'll go back this weekend to see if the second one is blooming. That might make it easier to identify.

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