what is this?
luv_my_plants
19 years ago
This plant is growing under a tree in a shady area next to the house its leaves are huge and it grows fast I dont know what it is. I have mowed it back several times but didnt get to it this time , and it bloomed some flowers does anyone have any idea what it is? Its gets up to around 2 feet tall and the leaves are about 6 inches wide
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