Appalachian Mountains plant!
featherblizzard
10 years ago
Hello green friends, this plant is prolific on the edges of trails and forest edges on our 4800 foot elevation Appalachian mountain in western North Carolina. What is it?!? Many thanks for helping solve this!
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