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Mystery bush

comments (1) April 3rd, 2012 in gallery

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I found this growing in a patch of grass I haven't mowed for the past several years. Does anyone know what it is? I live in zone 6 (southeast illinois)

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6" shade perennial?

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Cherry Tree???

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Katzpawz writes: Nope - no clue. But if there is a vote, I vote to keep it. Sure does look pretty! Posted: 5:04 pm on April 16th

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