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9 years ago

This looks similar to strawberry, which in have a lot that spreads, but it stands upright. Upstate NY zone 5a. It is multi stemmed and has small white flowers.

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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
9 years ago
pic not showing... ken
janleecat
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9 years ago
Sorry about no pic. I hope this shows up?
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old fronds or leaves are removed annually .. as they start showing signs of degradation .. like turning yellow.. or black spots.. etc .. you annually remove the oldest leaves.. and move on.... and that is what it looks like you did.. and since you didnt take a pic prior.. who is to say otherwise ... isolate it if you want.. but i wouldnt treat it unless it showed some ongoing process other than old leaves getting ugly ... ken
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missingtheobvious
9 years ago
Perhaps White Avens, Geum canadense?
http://www.florafinder.com/Species/Geum_canadense.php
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9 years ago
I'm not sure, but curious to know, since I just pulled this plant out of my own bed as a weed. The seed pods worried me--they look as if they could sow acres of baby plants!
flying_c
9 years ago
I agree, geum canadense. It does seed itself around quite a bit. I pull them when they appear in my flower beds, but welcome them in my woods where I've been removing invasive plants and they help to fill in the space.
janleecat
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you all. I am keeping it for now. I have a soft spot for natives and it's in a wild-ish area of my garden. I will however pull it out of my strawberries.

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