Unknown Plant Thriving in Yard
AliciaC
9 years ago
I was gone for a few weeks, and came back to find this plant flourishing in my yard. It has these pretty bell shaped flowers; I would really like to know what it is (and if there is a reason I shouldn't keep it around).
I have a picture of the whole plant if needed.
Thank you!
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