Buty
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Anyone able to ID this plant? It dies back every year, located in a dry area, never noticed it blooming and, gets about 3 hours of sun daily. Comes out when it gets hot! Zone 7 North GA. Thanks!
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Fuddy1952
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Ahhhh!!!! Poison Ivy!!!!!
Seriously though it looks like clover to me. We have something here that looks like that, it just appeared a year or so ago.
Seriously though it looks like clover to me. We have something here that looks like that, it just appeared a year or so ago.
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Send that photo to your local UGA extension office and they'll email you back pretty quick with exactly what it is.
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Fuddy1952
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This is growing in shade under cedar trees.
S. Central Va.
S. Central Va.
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I call that an "Ivy".....some kind....don't know which one.....it is harmless and happy growing under the cedars.
This one looks like what we call "creeping charlie", especially if it has little purple flowers.
Glechoma hederacea - Wikipedia
In the mint family, they can pretty much take over. But they also shade out everything else and don't get very tall, so work pretty well as ground cover as long as you aren't trying to grow something else there.
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No...that's too Goofy. I guess one could dry and smoke it.
