Plant ID: Poison Ivy?
txgardenewb
13 years ago
Hi everyone! My husband and I are new homeowners (hooray!) but our house is a bit of a fixer with a horribly neglected backyard (boo!). We have all kinds of weeds, some of which may be poison ivy. I'll try to upload the few pics I took, but this is my first time posting and I haven't quite figured out how to post more than one pic. Any input would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance!
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