3rd plant ID, please (plains coreopsis?)
myrmayde Zone 5b, western Montana
9 years ago
I'm hoping that this is plains coreopsis, which I sowed here a year ago, and last December 1, and again a few weeds ago. If not, it's probably a weed I'm unfamiliar with. There's a dense cluster of these, and I did sow densely. The photo is tilted counterclockwise.
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