Yet another need for weed ID...
poppa
12 years ago
SOmeone sent me this photo and i have no idea what it is. It looks like something my daughter also had in the garden that she got with her new house. That weed is very invasive, spreads aggressivly via underground stolons. I have not seen the mature plant but i think it is a least a couple of fett tall if left.
I think i have seen this weed naturally in sandy/rocky areas, often in disturbed areas.
Can anyone id it please?
Thanks! Poppa
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