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gr8danelover
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please help identify this plant
This plant just started growing in one of my raised beds. It is about 4 1/2 ' tall now. I was hoping if I let it grow, I could indentify it, but no luck. I am in zone 5b in Penrose, CO.
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MarcP2
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Re: please help identify this plant
rainbowgardener just IDed this plant for me. It's velvetleaf. At least I think yours is the same plant. Like she said to me, the leaves feel like velvet.
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Lindsaylew82
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Re: please help identify this plant
I think this must be the most id'd plant on the forum! Lol!
Lindsay
Upstate, SC
USDA Zone 7b/ Sunset Zone 31
Upstate, SC
USDA Zone 7b/ Sunset Zone 31
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rainbowgardener
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Re: please help identify this plant
definitely velvetleaf and yes it must be popping up all over. This is at least the third recent request we have had for ID' ing velvetleaf.
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gr8danelover
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Re: please help identify this plant
Thank you everyone for the replies. Now that I know what it is, I will be pulling it up and putting it in the dumpster immediately! Do not want it to seed. Nest time I see this plant I will know what it is.
I appreciate the help!
Love this forum!
Terri
I appreciate the help!
Love this forum!
Terri