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Plantaginea - Is his odd?

11 years ago

I don't remember if this was there last year or not. It doesn't seem to be growing.

bkay

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in ny zone5
11 years ago
It looks like a seedling, germinated right next to mama.
Cindy
11 years ago
Oh I have a few that are doing that. You could separate it out. I leave mine.
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bkay2000
Original Author
11 years ago
Wonder if it's another plantaginea? It came up like this this spring. I thought it was another eye or maybe a sport. A seedling never occured to me.

I just saw something I didn't notice before I saw the preview. It looks like it's coming off a dead eye.

bkay

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11 years ago
How interesting! Your plantaginea is perfect, I'd be excited to have a seedling coming up alongside mama.

That last picture, how neat is that. I suppose time will tell, it reminds me of a plantaginea, but what do I know.
Our hosta keep throwing us curve balls.

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