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Sherrie F

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Gardening: anyone know what this plant is?

My husband brushed up against it, and it "trashed" his forearm. It has been 10 days and the arm is still red and sore and peeling. I have looked into poison ivy, oak, and sumac, and none match. Thanks!

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  • Sherrie F
    Commented on May 06, 2012
    Multi-floral rose. Your husband has to get all the thorns out before his arm will heal. My ...»
    uncle almost lost an arm over this bush once. This bush was planted to help the farmers with their cattle. Go to doctor now, or as soon as possible!

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