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blakrab

Tall Wildflower Stems?

6 years ago

These tall forbs were found growing along a trail at a park. They were about ~4' tall. What are they?



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  • 6 years ago

    I think it's probably a Solidago species and like Embothrium said, it will be much more identifiable once it blooms. I don't see the pronounced leaf midveins of Oenothera, but I could be totally wrong lol.

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