ID Please for Unknown Plant
5 years ago
These plants that I haven't seen before are currently growing in my part sun/shade woodsy yard in Zone 7A North Alabama. Do you know what it is? This plant is 18 inches tall.
This is a small version of the first plant. This one is 10 inches tall.
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