What is this flower?
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MN Mom on May 22, 2016This looks like Forget-me-NotsHelpful Reply
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Janet Pizaro on May 22, 2016Forget me nots have a different leaf. It is hard to tell whether it is an annual or perennial.Is this the first year you have had this?Helpful Reply
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Lisa Falkenthal on May 22, 2016I can't be sure a;Pulmonaria is my best guess, although it also reminds me a bit of Mertensia.Helpful Reply
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Anthony Passarella on May 22, 2016It looks more like Houndstongue (Cynoglossum officinale) and is extremely invasive. the dry seed pods are like velcro to pets,Helpful Reply
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Janet Pizaro on May 23, 2016See what you think. I googled the image again. Maybe Penstemon.Helpful Reply
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Izz1117000 on May 23, 2016I think it's comfreyHelpful Reply
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Jess pracasso on May 23, 2016COMFREYHelpful Reply
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Ellen on May 23, 2016It is Comfrey- a very old herb.Helpful Reply
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MN Mom on May 23, 2016Why don't you take this photo to the service desk at Bachmans? They'll tell you what it is. You seem to know what it isn't ...they will be able to tell you.Helpful Reply
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Njc2150801 on May 23, 2016I agree. It is comfrey.Helpful Reply
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