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Growing at the base of many plants in my new garden

Mary Ann Baiyor
8 years ago

I planted a new garden area on my property. One of the plants I put in this spring were 5 forsythia plants. They're not doing well (I think I planted them in the wrong spot and I think they may all be dead, although I'm waiting for the spring for confirmation. However, this plant started growing at the base of many of them. It has since migrated to the base of a number of other plants in this new garden area, specifically, a dogwood, a viburnum and some Russian sage. As first, I thought is was lamb's ear but it did not bloom at all and it didn't get that bedraggled look (wet and mushy) at the end of the fall that I associate with lamb's ear.


Any clues on what it is and whether or not I want it in my new garden area?



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