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Growing in SE Mass.

last year

This popped up in my sister’s yard, next to a swimming pool. In SE Mass., probably zone 6. It reminds me of my annual asters. Any idea what it is?







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  • last year

    I am fond of the fleabanes and 'grow' (ahem) several, including annuus and strigosus (plus bellidoides, glaucus, karvinskianus and so on). Possibly because a lot of daisies sulk in my dryish and rubbish soil, (part from a couple of tougher asters (symphiotrichon). For sure, it self seeds a lot, but tbh, every square inch of my allotment will produce multiple seedlings, continually. Pulling the unloved is a permanent ongoing job so I have developed a very forgiving attitude towards 'weeds'.

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