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I planted wildflower seeds this spring and just let everything grow. Now that I can pretty much tell what's a plant, grass or weed, there are some I'm not sure of. If anyone can tell what these are, I would appreciate it.

Janet Pizaro · Answer

I cannot identify these plants but the first one looks like a weed. Don't be fooled however sometimes what we think are weeds actually are wildflowers.Let me know I'm curious.

Katherine · Answer

I agree about the first one! The last one is a perennial hibiscus, also called rose mallow. They will freely re-seed as well.

Anna riccitelli · Answer

The last one is a weed also

Wad2216733 · Answer

My old biology teacher told me 'A weed is nothing more than a plant that is in the wrong place'

Janet Pizaro · Answer

The last one is not a hibiscus. The leaves are totally different.

Ellen · Answer

In my world these are all weeds. But, that is what wild flowers are, untamed and free. If you like them and don't mind the scraggly appearance, fine, it is your garden. In mine, they're gone.

Cheryl Clifton · Answer

The last one is a sunflower.

Elizabeth Sagarminaga · Answer

I think this a vine .It acts as a natural fence that not only provide beauty but also protect your yard from wildlife and unsightly views.I really like this.Thanks for posting.

Donita Hermann · Answer

1st one lilly of the valley blooms in spring

A · Answer

My sister is a master gardener, in Oklahoma. She keeps trying to get me to jump in . . . perhaps. At any rate, her master gardener 'cult' (just joking) define a weed as a plant growing where you don't want it to grow. So technically any plant could be a weed and any 'weed' is most definitely a plant. (whoa, that was deep . . . :-)

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