I have a voluntary plant coming up and I want to know what it is...

by Linda Marler

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This plant has 5 leaves. That edges of the leaves are jagged. Is this plant a poison plant?

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Janet Pizaro on Apr 17, 2017

Can you post a photo?

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Kay on Apr 17, 2017

Take a photo of the plant and go to your local nursery they should be able to identify it from that. Kay Adelaide Australia

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Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA on Apr 17, 2017

Many plants have 5 leaves with jagged edges. Please post a photo or take photo to a local nursery for proper identification.

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