Popped Up in Midst of Black Eyed Susans??

2 years ago

Tried several image searches and am getting all kinds of different responses, none of which work (Spiderwort? Really? Pffffft!).

It's 2' wide, 1.5' tall, and leaves are about 2" wide. TIA.

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linaria_gw
2 years ago
reminds me of a well fed volunteer of

Digitalis lutea,

could that be?

I just spottet Aquilegia and some Geranium in the back ground, so perhaps possible
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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
2 years ago
a scale often helps.. anything we might recognize ... yikes.. on reread.. 2 feet wide ... probably a nvm on the below .. lol ... you'd think i'd hit delete.. but what the heck ...

makes me think of a well fed plantain ... does it look aything like these???

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ribwort+plantain+weed&t=ffnt&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images&iai=http%3A%2F%2F2.bp.blogspot.com%2F-B3YFQxhciLo%2FUe7WHPpUWMI%2FAAAAAAAABis%2FNvA8ftR-c5A%2Fs1600%2Fribwort-plantain-2.JPG

just a WAG ... im not an ID maven ...

ken
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2 years ago
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linaria_gw and ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5:

Yes! It's the Foxglove. Amazing how I always forget them after only two years. So excited to see it again. And so glad I didn't rip it out. And, Ken, it totally looks like a Plantain, but for its size. Unfortunately, I'm familiar with those. And now I know what nvm means. But WAG??

TY both for your responses!!

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