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Need Help With Plant ID: Try #2

15 years ago

We are unable to identify the following plant that seems to be thriving now that Spring has finally arrived here in Seattle. It appears to have several growths all around the same area, each one only about an inch to no more than two inches wide. Any ideas??

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Embothrium
15 years ago
Looks somewhat like a Lysimachia.
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