It looks like a Eupatorium.

Yes, I wondered about wild lettuce. It has that forked look like dandelion greens, but even more so- I've seen things like that in the lawn, that look almost like them but not quite. I'm not sure.

Hi Ano, I have some very small (American) persimmon seedlings. You are welcome to some; bear in mind that most persimmons require both a male and a female closeby for pollination and fruit production. So about 50% chance of that with 3 seedlings, sex unknown. However: the cultivar 'Meader' is unusual in that it is parthenocarpic -- it sets large fruit, with a few sterile seeds generally, *without* a pollinator. So that might be worth the additional time and expense to procure? Also note that many opinions exist as to the best-tasting American persimmon; I considered putting in a 'Prok' also but decided to use the space for Chinese mulberries instead. Another cheap possible source: state university nurseries generally raise and sell a variety of trees, once-a year, bareroot, in the late autumn. These sales are usually not well publicized. -- Stan in Hamilton, NJ 609.731.3882

It does look similar but it has more lined/ragged edges. Hmm...that gave me a good start to digging into other mimosa weeds. I hope i find it, thank you for the reply!!! :)