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I can't make photos <60k that seem useful. Here is the first unknown plant in my garden. I have a few somewhat larger specimens too.
Here is plant #2. I have at least 2 dozen clumps of this clover and don't know if I should keep it. It was pretty all winter. Good for the soil, I think? Will it die back this spring when it gets hot?
Here is plant #3. Another kind of clover I guess. Does not grow as large or thick as the one above. Again, I have several of these.
Thanks for any help. 12 more plants to go (no more clover). |
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| Not up on Texas weeds I'm afraid but your middle 'clover' is an Oxalis. Not a Nitrogen fixer like true clovers and also many of them are really hard to eradicate because they produce hundreds of bulbils. The third one I don't know but I can tell you it isn't a clover. |
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| #1 might be wild carrot or Queen Anne's lace, Daucus carota. hortster |
Here is a link that might be useful: wild carrot
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| #3 might be Bowlesia incana? |
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| Regarding plant #1, did you ever have Love-in-a-Mist (aka nigella) planted in the area? It self-seeds like crazy and the seedlings look very similar to that. Once it crosses for several generations though the colors get too "muddy" and it isn't pretty any more. |
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