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Gardening

lapfog_1

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9. hmmm

Reply to japple (Original post)

Thu Dec 28, 2017, 01:27 PM

Dec 2017

entered the observed characteristics

opposite not alternating splits
smooth not serrated
2 lobed, not 3
fatter in the middle not the base
looks sort of waxy

I was thinking a baby tree of some sort but the foliage database didn't come up with anything

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Need help identifying a plant. [View all] japple Dec 2017 OP

How tall was the plant? Did it have berries? uppityperson Dec 2017 #1

Low growing. This specimen was pulled off at the ground level. No berries. japple Dec 2017 #2

I'm at the other edge of the country but it looks familiar uppityperson Dec 2017 #4

That's what I was thinking... 2naSalit Dec 2017 #7

A weed? nt Canoe52 Dec 2017 #3

There's an app forthat nykym Dec 2017 #5

Just saw your post. dgibby Dec 2017 #10

My phone is broken, so I can't look it up dgibby Dec 2017 #6

Can you get a picture of the whole plant? 2naSalit Dec 2017 #8

hmmm lapfog_1 Dec 2017 #9

Southern grape fern. My sister found it. Thanks everyone!! japple Dec 2017 #11