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Need flower i.d. please

17 years ago

This plant just appeared out of know where. I haven't seen it here before, and this is the only one I see. It's a clump, like that of the clump of clover. Does anyone know what this is? Thanks for any help! Here is a link to the pictures...

http://www.pbase.com/shell7/wildflower

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abitodd
17 years ago
I will try to go through my files and get you the correct name but it is a very very invasive weed. I think it is Hairy Bittercress: Cardamine hirsuta not sure but I will try to make sure.

abitodd
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