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Thu, May 3, 12 at 6:28
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| It might be a milkweed such as Asclepias variegata. If you knick the leaf a bit, it would oozes milky sap if it is a milkweed. |
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| Gee, I have been wanting some milkweed to plant in the yard. A couple of years ago, I threw some seeds that I had saved, along the 400 foot driveway, hoping some would grow. I put a temporary cage around this plant, so no animal would nibble on it. I will check for sap later. Thanks! |
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