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Thanks, all. You pointed me in the right direction by the word honeysuckle. I'm pretty sure it is the Fly Honeysuckle, lonicera canadensis. Very...
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Friends, Yes, Carolyn was right, it is an aster. When it first bloomed, I was holding out for Fleabane, but my reference books have convinced me:...
To those who are just reading this post, it somehow got off topic. Please look at my original photo. Am still looking for an I.D. on this plant....
Likes to grow near water, here pictured creek-side. First photo was last week, this week it is putting out tiny flowers. Any ideas on this one?...
Friends, Thanks for all your suggestions. I had to wait for it to flower to decide. I turns out to be Horseweed, Conyza canadensis. Appreciate the...
Thanks to purpleinopp for suggesting Erechtites. I believe what I have is Erechtites hieracifolius, or American Burnweed. Sure looks like it, yep,...
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I have this guy in western Pennsylvania on a farm. Growing out of a pile of logs. Can anyone identify it? Thanks.
Friends, This area was cleared of trees and shrubs last year, and this is one of the things that are coming up this year. Anybody know what it is?
Friends, thanks for your suggestions. It seems the burdock responders were on the right track. I'm 99% sure it is Common Cocklebur. Happened to...
I don't think it is burdock either. The leaves look like pigweed, but much bigger. It's not actually on my property, but I check it every few...
I'm in western Pennsylvania. Haven't noticed this guy in years past. Looks familiar, but can't find it in any books or line. Would appreciate...
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