3 unknown plants

sheri

15 years ago

Any ideas?

This one might be ginger?

The 5-leaved one....

Thanks for your help!

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ninamora
15 years ago
1st one looks like my Silphium.
carol23_gw
15 years ago
Second one does look like Asarum canadense.
Last could be Sanicula.

Here is a link that might be useful: Sanicula
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