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Recent comments


Re: It's kind of attractive but what is it?

I agree, Laurie. Some sort of Eupatorium

Re: Unk vine in NE WA. Mtns May 2010

Flowers have petals, bicycles have pedals, but peddles...?

Re: What is the name of this Biennial?

I concur with Plant Paradise: Silene.

Re: what is this plant?

Looks like a sedge to me

Re: please help identify this plant

katmae75 nailed it/ Arundo donax

Re: what is this plant?

Looks like some sort of Cestrum

Re: Mystery berries

Those are the seedpods of Euonymus, a bittersweet relative.