Need Plant/Weed Identification Help
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
This plant is growing all over the front yard of our new house (in Charlotte, NC). Its mostly located in sunny areas around white clover. It doesn't seem to grow super fast as we have not mowed yet in the two months we have been here. Any ideas on what it is? I have tried to look it up but haven't found anything that seemed right.
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