Can someone identify this plant?
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This plant was in a wild flower mix. It is growing to be 10-12 inches high, with no sign of blooming. I have thinned them several times. I don't know whether to keep them or weed them out. There are a few other (recognizable) wild flowers growing amongst these mystery plants.
You don't say where you are, which might make a difference. Several plant identification websites allow you to search for key characteristics. This one looks to me like a sapling of a woody plant with multiple leaves on a blade. You might try this one" https://gobotany.newenglandwild.org/
can you show a photo?
Looks like wisteria to me.
It almost looks like a Bay Leaf, not sure tho.
This appears to be the seedling of a tree - most likely a green ash. They grow to a height of 40 feet so you might want to weed them out. :)
kinda looks like a black walnut sprout to me
It has a common name of "Tree of Heaven" and it grows like a weed. And grows quite tall. They are often found by the side of roads in the hills, but will grow anywhere. I'd pull it if you don't want a bunch of scraggly trees.
You're welcome, and they are really messy trees to boot. (also)
Here is another resource that can help you identify native as well as invasive plant in your area. They can recommend plantings and give you tips to care for them. The service is almost always free, and they stand ready to help. I've used the USDA outreach program to identify insects, learn how to cope with pests in the area, and educate myself about the local plants and native animals. They will likely know what your "flower" is. Just click on your county, and the link will provide contact information. https://offices.sc.egov.usda.gov/locator/app?service=page/CountyMap&state=OR&stateName=Oregon&stateCode=41
Looks like it's bamboo. Pull it up because it will spread like wild fire.
this is an neem tree