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Cordeledawg
Cordele, GA
(Zone 8a)
May 9, 2008
12:14 PM Post #4928868
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This flower sprang up under my pine tree among my shade plants. I've seen them pop up under my bird feeder and around my pond too. What is it please?. 
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Cordeledawg
Cordele, GA
(Zone 8a)
May 10, 2008
4:14 PM Post #4933559
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Bump. I'd really like to know. Found some more in different places in my yard. |
Nedhudson1
Thorne Bay, AK
(Zone 6b)
May 10, 2008
4:20 PM Post #4933640
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It looks similar to the wild sunflower that i'm planting this year.Helianthus annuus |
Cordeledawg
Cordele, GA
(Zone 8a)
May 10, 2008
4:23 PM Post #4933652
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I wonder where it came from? Could it possibly be from the commerical sunflower seeds I put into bird feeders? |
Nedhudson1
Thorne Bay, AK
(Zone 6b)
May 10, 2008
4:26 PM Post #4933666
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YEP-especially if you have bluejays that will grab a mouthful & go.If you're using wildflower birdseed. |
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