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Is it squash, rhubarb, or a weed that I see around Logan?

14 years ago

I've seen a mystery plant growing all around Logan. It appears in random places which makes me think that it is a weed. However, it's strange because it looks like it could be a squash or rhubarb. The plants are quite large. Does anyone know what it is?

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bpgreen
14 years ago
There's a plant with leaves that look somewhat similar to rhubarb called burdock. I think that'w probably what you're seeing.
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