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hi need help!! is this a baby coneflower seedling or a weed?

9 years ago

The leafs look like coneflower however it appears to have a bud on top however it is not even tall enough for a coneflower bud yet is it? Ok what weeds in zone 4/5 resemble coneflowers leafs? I dont wanna pull it if it is a coneflower. We gotta have weeds around here that look like them. I will be back with a picture of this little thing. Oh wait i got two of them.

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danell123
Original Author
9 years ago
It is me again! Please id this thing?
danell123
Original Author
9 years ago
Hello anyone out there. Sorry new to this garden web. Noone answered my question yet but the leaves are fuzzy I think it is a baby purple cone flower. Let me Know what you all think thanku.. og that pic here is different flower. But the post above I wanted to kno if thats a baby cone flower.
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albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
9 years ago
Try UBC Botanical Garden Forums if you are getting few responses here.
docmom_gw
9 years ago
It looks like a coneflower to me. If you wait a few weeks, it will probably bloom.

Martha
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
9 years ago
You are asking for an id on the Seed Saving Forum. There is a dedicated forum for ids where you might get a better response - the Name That Plant Forum.

Here is a link that might be useful: Name That Plant Forum

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