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What type of plant is this?

15 years ago

I found this plant growing in the front of my house where I have my flowers planted. It just came up this yr & we have no idea what it is/where it came from. I have searched different sites to try to identify it & came up empty handed. If you know what it is, please let me know. My email is darrin_angieforbing@yahoo.com let me know your email & I'll sed a pic because I cannot figure out how to post a picture on here.

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Iris GW
15 years ago
You can post your picture on a photo hosting site like photobucket.com or ImageShack and then just post the link to it here.

This forum doesn't support attachments. If you use the Name that Plant forum, you can attach a picture but it can't be any bigger than 60K. On that one, you get the prompt for an attachment after you compose your message and go on to the Preview step (a little confusing).

Here is a link that might be useful: Name that Plant forum
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