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Mon, Jun 22, 09 at 19:51
| This bugger is growing next to a Rose of Sharon and stands about 6-7ft tall. It has two leaf shapes. Planning on removing it but would like to know what it is before I go all "Friday the 13th" on it.
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| Mulberry - not always considered a desirable, especially if it is non-native. |
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- Posted by dan_staley USDA 5/S 2b (My Page) on Mon, Jun 22, 09 at 21:44
| Huh. I saw a bboy comment before mine, now both gone. Try again: Are mulberries among the 5 most common volunteers in all areas of the country? What about outside the US? There too? Dan |
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| I think I've been disappearing elsewhere here also. |
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| Same post was on the tree forum - that's where you two posted. |
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| Yes I posted on two forums as I was unsure what the plant was. Sorry for any confusion. :) Thanks for the ID! Now I know its gotta go! |
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| So maybe I haven't been starting to disappear, except it still seems li |
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