Plant ID in MN
jillcatt
10 years ago
This odd plant sprouted up in my garden this summer, probably dropped by a bird. At first I thought it was a corn plant but it didn't form an ear, only some strange frond-y things at the top. It's around 3-4 feet tall. Anyone recognize it?
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