Need help identifying this plant.. have photo of leaf
amandajolong
17 years ago
I took a photo of this plant's leaf. Here it is.
http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/1413/leafih0.jpg
right now it's low to the ground and a bit bushy.. by low, i mean it's basically ground level...
i dug a few up, but want to be sure that it's a weed before i pull up the rest..
thanks!
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