Backyard weed or something I planted #1
elbarcolutra
13 years ago
Hi--
We have 2 plants in our back yard that we're trying to figure out what they are. Maybe we planted them (we replanted the yard last year), or maybe they're bad weeds. Please let us know what they are!
Here's the first one.
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