Help me identify these weeds/plants
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Help! Identifying a weed...(plant?)
Comments (8)hey fata ... back in the day.. in suburbia... on a 50 by 100 foot lot.. i too dug things out ... today on 5 acres.. i am a one man crew ... i have no other option ... and i do note.. you actually use it for a purpose... it has no purpose in my yard ... and anything that has no purpose.. is commonly called.. a weed ... i am agreeing with you when you said: There are different lines of gardening thought not arguing, nor being defensive ... ken...See MoreNeed help identifying a weed/plant
Comments (1)Oenothera species? Here is a link that might be useful: Oenothera glazioviana...See MorePlease help me identify this plant or weed!!!!!
Comments (2)i think thats lambs quarters...See MoreCan you help me identify this plant/weed?
Comments (1)Looks like Convolvulus arvensis, Field Bindweed....See Moreuscpsycho
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