Is this tobacco?
stainsor
9 years ago
This thing started growing right behind my grape vines and just kept shooting up and up. The fence is four feet tall and now so is the plant!
It doesn't look bad and I didn't put any effort into it. So I would maybe consider transplanting it. But my father in law said it looked (but probably isn't) tobacco. Any thoughts?
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