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I need help identifying this plant
I've got a plant that seems to have come up by itself and is everywhere! Can anyone tell me what it is and what to do with it? There's a picture on PhotoBucket: [img]https://i946.photobucket.com/albums/ad309/treblecats/gardenplant.jpg[/img]
- rainbowgardener
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I grow tansy (deliberately) and poison hemlock pops up in my garden occasionally. To me it looks a lot more like the hemlock.
tansy:
https://weeds.hotmeal.net/weeds/Common_Tansy.jpg
poison hemlock:
https://kaweahoaks.com/html/poisonhem_leaf.jpg
If you agree, then definitely get rid of it (NOT in the compost pile). The hemlock is not only very toxic, it is a very aggressive, invasive spreader.
tansy:
https://weeds.hotmeal.net/weeds/Common_Tansy.jpg
poison hemlock:
https://kaweahoaks.com/html/poisonhem_leaf.jpg
If you agree, then definitely get rid of it (NOT in the compost pile). The hemlock is not only very toxic, it is a very aggressive, invasive spreader.
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I grow Tansy as well, and I think the Tansy leaves are a bit different.
Thinikng it's more likely to be in the carrot family. Are there other possibilities? Like Queen Anne's Lace or Angelica? Stray carrot? I have a couple of unharvested carrots from last fall that are sending up massive leaves and looking like this too.
Are they growing in a dry gravelly area (more inclined to be QAL) or wet and soggy area (more inclined to be PH)?
Thinikng it's more likely to be in the carrot family. Are there other possibilities? Like Queen Anne's Lace or Angelica? Stray carrot? I have a couple of unharvested carrots from last fall that are sending up massive leaves and looking like this too.
Are they growing in a dry gravelly area (more inclined to be QAL) or wet and soggy area (more inclined to be PH)?