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starlight1153
Seale, AL
(Zone 8b)
May 9, 2008
8:52 AM Post #4927996
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This bloome din my yard last year. Either the birds or suirrels or wind brought it in. I have two of these plants growing in my Daylily bed and here they came back again in same spot as last year, so I know they some sort of perennial but haven't the foggiest idea as to what is .
It only gets about a foot to so high and doesn't seem to spread out.
Can anybody , please help me solve this mystery? 
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dylancgc
Mount Vernon, MO
(Zone 6b)
May 9, 2008
9:38 AM Post #4928169
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Hi Starlight. Haven't been around to see you on the forums.
Maybe something in the nightshade family from the bud shape? |
paalexan
Las Cruces, NM
May 9, 2008
12:29 PM Post #4928933
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Tetragonotheca helianthoides; see here: [HYPERLINK@alabamaplants.com]
Patrick |
starlight1153
Seale, AL
(Zone 8b)
May 9, 2008
7:39 PM Post #4930484
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Hi Drylan... Good to see ya.. You probably like the rest of us going crazy tryign to plant and play catch -up. Thanks for giving it a guess.
Patrick... Thank you very.. very much!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cool!!!!!!! You not only identified it, but the link you sent me. Happened to notice the photographs were taken on Ft. Benning, Ga. Now I know where this plant came from at least, cuz I am on the backside of Ft. Benning.
You couldn't have picked a better link. Sure do appreciate the help and identification! : ) Thanks bunches!
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