Pink berry volunteers
auntlavender
9 years ago
These shrubs started growing a couple years ago in a bed I neglect. I found some medium pink berries on one last fall. They are shapeless and not so nice but super invasive with lots pf runners and I think I want them gone. What could they be?
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