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9 years ago

Hi Everyone,
I have this plant growing in the woods in front of my house. I wanted to use a leaf off of it for a project that I am doing. I have know idea what this plant is & if it is poisonous or not. So once again can anyone help me? As always all your help is appreciated. Thank you.

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Comments (6)

flying_c
9 years ago
Looks like a catalpa seedling to me. No idea whether it's poisonous.
tomorrow447
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you FlyingC...
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ravencajun Zone 8b TX
9 years ago
Red bud tree looks similar.
You will know soon when those flowers open
Carrie B
9 years ago
Catalpa seems likely. Not a redbud.
weedlady
9 years ago
Yes to catalpa, and leaves certainly not poisonous to touch. But eating any parts of the tree (including flowers & "beans") is not recommended.
tomorrow447
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you ravencajun, carrieb & weedlady.

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