First suspect:
These are popping up around my yard, but are clustered in some areas to make me think they may not simply be a weed.
New Home plant identification (keep or pull)
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New Home plant identification (keep or pull)
Please help me identify plants around the new home I purchased.
First suspect:
These are popping up around my yard, but are clustered in some areas to make me think they may not simply be a weed.
First suspect:
These are popping up around my yard, but are clustered in some areas to make me think they may not simply be a weed.
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Re: New Home plant identification (keep or pull)
Not sure what it is but I don't think I'd pull it all out. It has a nice look to it and looks familiar.
- valley
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Re: New Home plant identification (keep or pull)
It would help to know where you are located, but I'm going to guess wisteria vines.
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Re: New Home plant identification (keep or pull)
That would be a bit of luck he could put up something for it to climb, the flowers are beautiful. I have some old wisteria seeds I'm hoping to get started.
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