What is this plant??
Kpearce91
12 years ago
A customer brought me this plant because she had no idea what it was. She says it grows about 6ft tall and produces a lot of these little seeds. In the winter the stalk breaks like a twig but grows back full in spring. Multiplies quickly.
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