What is this plant?
gwen.1
9 years ago
I found this plant on the side of an asphalt road last summer. It has survived the heat of South Louisiana and an uncommonly harsh winter for this part of the country (snow, sleet and ice). Through it all it's still going strong. I would really like to know what it is. Thank you.
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