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help id this perennial ???

10 years ago

http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/namegal/msg0414041129876.html

Plesse click on link to see my post on the ID Plant forum. Just thought if I put it here too, it might get seen sooner since this forum is soooo active.

Forgive my impatience but in middle of gardening/planting so other plantings hinge on what I do (or don't do) with this one, so kinda at standstill...lol.

Thx
bonnie

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NHBabs z4b-5a NH
10 years ago
I answered on name that plant forum.

Here is a link that might be useful: Link to question on Name that Plant forum
brit5467
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanx. I replied over there. And just posted 2nd reply too....
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User
10 years ago
Did you get a response? It looks an awful lot like one of the eupatoriums (or eutrochiums), aka Jow Pye Weed. The description might fit too.
brit5467
Original Author
10 years ago
Yes, thx...got couple other responses besides urs. And although they all come close, I seem to remember my bloom being really tiny. The pye weed is right color but bloom is just too large....(if memory serves....been long time since I saw it).

If u want, use link that nhbabs included in reply above to see the conversations.

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