Plant identification
queenoftheforest
9 years ago
So..... This plant sprouted up in my garden, and I was going to transplant it in the fall, because I THOUGHT it was a mimosa tree. Then I looked at it today, and it had yellow flowers all over it. They look like buttercups. The leaves look JUST like those of a mimosa tree. Anyone know what this is, and if I should bother moving it to where I wanted mimosa trees???
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