I planted this around May/June. This is what it's been looking like for a couple months.
What is it??
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Unless you planted a cultivated polygonum (Polygonum orientale, kiss-me-over-the-garden-gate, princess feather) it's probably one of the weedy variety.
Here's a forum member who grows them in his garden. Compared to his, yours' leaves are narrow.
Subject: Princess Feather Update
Here's a forum member who grows them in his garden. Compared to his, yours' leaves are narrow.
Subject: Princess Feather Update
lakngulf wrote:Each year I have volunteer Princess Feather flowers in my garden. They came from seed my son and family gave me one year--supposedly these are some flowers grown at time of Thomas Jefferson (son and family lived in Charlottesville at the time). Well, I normally let them grow where they start. This year they are part of the okra row