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is this lettuce?
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Posted by
SunshineZone7 (
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Fri, Sep 12, 14 at 10:52
| I planted 2 types of lettuce seeds. I have some coming up that is definitely lettuce. Then I have a bunch of this coming up too right where I planted the seeds. This looks like a weed! But I have never had this weed....did the seed company mess up? |
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| looks like bind weed to me |
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- Posted by dbarron Z6/7 (Oklahoma) (My Page) on
Fri, Sep 12, 14 at 11:10
RE: is this lettuce?
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| I looked up bindweed and that is not it. It is weird I planted 2 types of seeds and half the stuff coming up is 1 type of lettuce and half the stuff coming up is this! And this is not something I have seen in the garden/yard ever. |
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- Posted by dbarron Z6/7 (Oklahoma) (My Page) on
Fri, Sep 12, 14 at 11:39
| I have...it's a common weed, though I am not sure it's bindweed. |
RE: is this lettuce?
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| I think it's Mollugo verticillata, Carpetweed. It's an annual, propagated by seed. There are several ways it could come up in your garden, so I would not assume the seed company is at fault. Do pull it out asap as it can form large mats and removing such could disturb your lettuce seedlings. |
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| Concur: it is a common garden weed in Georgia. Not overly troublesome but easy to remove. |
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RE: is this lettuce?
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| Something in the Rubiaceae, anyway. Mollugo verticillata would fit as would Galium aparine, Cleavers. Just pull it up. |
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