What is this large leaf plant!
littlejo88
9 years ago
I planted a few seeds a year back in the this exact location but nothing Popped up until this spring. They are single stem, broad leaf plants and are about 3 feet high and still growing. They grew very fast. They have what looks to be a cone shaped flower head that is beginning to stem off the main plant stem. Does anyone recognize this?
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