This plant volunteered in my garden and I've never seen one like it before. Can anyone identify it? Thanks, down Moderator note....Photo added to post moderator's note: added a more descriptive title to topic
Don, You have to click on the picture when you are making your post. I see the picture in your garden, but I don't know how to move it to your garden or if it is even possible for me to anyhow, but the plant looks like mullein to me. It will get a tall spike of yellow flowers on it, too. It is used as a medicinal herb for pulmonary illness.
Are the leaves on your plant as textured as those on this Lamb's Ear? Lamb's Ear ( photo / image / picture from toni's Garden )
The mullein has a rosette of leaves, if you look closely at the lamb's ear you will notice the leaf has a petiole that attaches it to the stem at the center of the plant. The lambs ear is a flower for the flower bed and the mullein is more of a weed, a useful weed, but a weed none the less.
