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Need help identifying plant

6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago

This interesting looking plant appeared a year or so ago in a partial shade location on my property in the North Carolina Piedmont (Zone 7b). It's now roughly 14 inches tall. I either need to move it or get rid of it. Can anyone identify it?

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