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Mystery seedling

9 years ago

Hi
There are a lot of these seedlings in my garden
I think they are tree seedlings
Does anybody know what they are
I am in Minnesota

This is the seed leaves

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fish23
Original Author
9 years ago
These are the first leaves
Huggorm
9 years ago
Some kind of grape, possibly river bank grape vitis riparia since that is native to minnesota. But it could be some garden variety as well
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Iris GW
9 years ago
Yes, a grape.
fish23
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks
There is a large grapevine near my house so it probably came from that

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