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Discussion in 'Plants: Identification' started by sunnychas, May 20, 2006.

  1. sunnychas

    sunnychas Member

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    So, things are popping out of my garden and I don't know what they are (sorry, we moved in just 2 years ago and i didn't have time to figure it out last summer). But I think that these will be the last ones for a while.

    Pics A and B are the same flower.
    Pic C is something that I have cut back so many times, but it growes back quickly...I was thinking about getting rid of it, but don't konw what it is.

    Thanks!
     

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  2. Daniel Mosquin

    Daniel Mosquin Paragon of Plants UBC Botanical Garden Forums Administrator Forums Moderator 10 Years

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    A-B reminds me of Thlaspi arvense (via Missouri Plants) or field penny-cress.

    Another site with good pics is here: Thlaspi arvensep/i] from the Univ of Wisconsin Freckmann Herbarium.

    For C - any details on what it looks like in flower? A description of the plant?
     
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    wrygrass2 Active Member 10 Years

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    I agree with Daniel's Thlaspi arvense. I found it looking for the seed pods. Here is a comparison picture of flower and seedpods from a german page. Native to Europe and on more than a few noxious weed sites although I didn't check your state. Harry
     
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    #3 is the highly variable and amazingly prevalent Morus alba
     
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    Sorry Ginger Blue. Your post wasn't there when I started typing. You're too quick for me!
     

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