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What wild shrub is this?
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Posted by
chueh 7b GA (
My Page) on
Wed, Jul 22, 09 at 19:41
| This shruby looking plant has grown fast next to the downspout. What is it? Thanks
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RE: What wild shrub is this?
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| Chinese privet. Invasive, not native, get rid of it. |
RE: What wild shrub is this?
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- Posted by bboy z8 WA USA (My Page) on
Thu, Jul 23, 09 at 11:58
| A privet, anyway. Not sure it's L. sinense. |
RE: What wild shrub is this?
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| In this area, bboy, we just have chinese and the waxleaf. And the chinese is everywhere. The OP is not far from me. Believe me, that's what it is. |
RE: What wild shrub is this?
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| From many miles away, its a privet and regardless of the specific epithet, any woody that close to the house needs to go, and obviously a bird dropped it, so let it go. Dan |
RE: What wild shrub is this?
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| I once had a professor that said it was his mission in life to eradicate this earth of Chinese Privet...guess he didn't succeed. To bad though, I hate that plant. |
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