...found a few others volunteering in the area as seedlings, but I pulled them out.
My turn to ask -- what is this?
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My turn to ask -- what is this?
Cut leaf rosette overwintered here in NJ Zone 6, now sending up flower stalk topped with this tiny sort of mock strawberry looking flower...
...found a few others volunteering in the area as seedlings, but I pulled them out.
...found a few others volunteering in the area as seedlings, but I pulled them out.
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applestar - Mod
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Re: My turn to ask -- what is this?
Maybe a buttercup of some type.
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Re: My turn to ask -- what is this?
It looks a lot like Stylophorum diphyllum (woodland poppy or celandine poppy) Have the blooms increased in size at all since this photo was taken? The leaves look just like my woodland poppy, but usually the blooms aren't quite so... tiny lol
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pinksand - Greener Thumb
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Re: My turn to ask -- what is this?
I thought groundsel at first, but I think not. Gonna go searching!!!
Lindsay
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USDA Zone 7b/ Sunset Zone 31
Upstate, SC
USDA Zone 7b/ Sunset Zone 31
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Re: My turn to ask -- what is this?
Look up small flower buttercup! I think Butterflylady is correct!
I think yours is immature.
I think yours is immature.
Lindsay
Upstate, SC
USDA Zone 7b/ Sunset Zone 31
Upstate, SC
USDA Zone 7b/ Sunset Zone 31
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Lindsaylew82 - Mod
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Re: My turn to ask -- what is this?
Searching small flower buttercup I found Ranunculus parviflorus and Ranunculus abortivus. The flower looks very similar but the leaves don't seem to be a match. What variety were you looking at?
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pinksand - Greener Thumb
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Re: My turn to ask -- what is this?
Thank you for your inputs! I agree definitely seems to be some kind of a buttercup/ranunculus ... I have been looking at pages of images. But so far the leaves are not the same, but there seems to be every shape imaginable among the species. 
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