Unknown Little Plant with tiny Flower

14 years ago

Greetings!

These little plants with the tiny flower in the middle is popping up in several places in my yard. I do not know what they are.

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gardenguru1950
14 years ago
Photo?

Joe
jahness
Original Author
14 years ago
Sorry Everyone. I don't know what had happened to the pics. I thought I had uploaded them.

Here is a link that might be useful: Little Plant with tiny Flower
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carol23_gw
14 years ago
Maybe a Euphorbia.
weedwoman
14 years ago
Looks like a Euphorbia, maybe Euphorbia corollata, Flowering Spurge. Tear a piece of leaf off and see if it has milky sap. Don't know why it only has the one flower.

WW

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jahness
Original Author
14 years ago
Greetings!

Carol23 much appreciation to you for taking the time to help me ID this plant.

Weedwoman thanks for your help, and for providing the link with the additional information on the Flowering Spurge, Euphorbia corollata. I am not sure why there is only one flower on the plant at this time, but I will definitely keep and eye on it to see how it does.

Have a Blessed day.

Jahness

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