Does anyone know what kind of plant this is?

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I have several of these volunteering in various places this year. I don't know what it is and it hasn't bloomed yet. In the picture it's the leafy green one in the middle.

does anyone know what kind of plant this is

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Rhonda B on May 28, 2014
Looks like Ambrosia artemisiifolia/Common Ragweed

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Kathy Lyn Hunsaker on May 28, 2014
Yep that's a weed!

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Emma Dorsey on May 28, 2014
sweet william is the red and white flower, the red one is salvia maybe

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Fiberartsy on May 28, 2014
it's a weed in my garden ;)

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Barbara R on May 28, 2014
Wild carrot?

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Mona Diorec on May 28, 2014
It looks like Leather Leaf Fern. It's used as a filler in flower arrangements and haku leis...

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Deborah Durham on May 28, 2014
some type of Fern

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Norma S on May 28, 2014
Ragweed. Yuk!

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Susan H on May 28, 2014
If this is a weed I think it is beautiful. I would pretend it is a delicate fern in my garden.

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Beverly Tayler on May 28, 2014
it's a weed.. I let a lot of them come up in my garden box this spring hoping they were a veg from last year.. lol

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Marie W on May 28, 2014
Pull them before they get out of hand.

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Margaret C on May 28, 2014
Call your local agriculture office and they can help you.

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A.E. Zaring on May 28, 2014
maybe it's pot?

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Shutterbug on May 28, 2014
RAGWEED get it out of there! Highly Allergic.

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Pat Rollins on May 28, 2014
weed

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Diana Kiley on May 28, 2014
It is a nasty weed. Has tiny yellow flowers. The seed pods will stick to anything that comes near and thus it spreads all over. Pull now before it blooms or you will be fighting it from now on. (From one who will tolerate Queen Anne's lace. :-) )

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Carolyn on May 28, 2014
Yeah, that's ragweed, trying to disguise itself as a marigold.

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Catherine S on May 28, 2014
Definitely a weed, I have them too.

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Arlene on May 28, 2014
Jeanne I always keep it pulled out if it comes in ... it's a weed

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Libby on May 28, 2014
It is indeed ragweed, you want to get rid of it asap... it will reseed.

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Susan Silverstein on May 28, 2014
It looks like a citronella plant, also called the mosquito plant.

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Harriet Slifko on May 28, 2014
Weed

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Fay Stewart on May 28, 2014
looks like a weed, I have plenty, pull before it gets any bigger

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Carolynm on May 28, 2014
Ragweed, do not let it go to seed! water the soil well and dig it up then put it in a plastic bag and dispose of in trash. Birds can spread the seeds, you will find them all over your garden.

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Donna on May 28, 2014
Everyone is saying ragweed, but it looks like a fern to me.

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Susan Silverstein on May 28, 2014
Well if you google images of rag weed and citronella they look quite similar, but unfortunately I now agree that is rag weed :(

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Julie Ogletree on May 28, 2014
Could be citronella- rub a leaf between you fingers and if it has a citrus type smell that's citronella; It's more likely carrot weed and you want to get rid of it,, root and all as it spreads like crazy and is a pain in the behind if you let it run wild

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Debra Anderson on May 28, 2014
Ragweed!! Pull it before it gets tiny yellow flowers!

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Dotti Johnson-Porrett on May 28, 2014
Looks like the mosquito plant. If the leaves are really strong and not whimpy then that is what it is.....The mosquito plant has really strong leaves. So it could be rag weed/carrot weed if it's really and weak stemmed plant.

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Mona on May 28, 2014
Ragweed! Pull it up.

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Karen Kochis on May 28, 2014
WEED INDEED!

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Elizabeth S on May 28, 2014
Ragweed

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Melanie Miller on May 28, 2014
Looks like marigolds

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DebbieAnn on May 28, 2014
I've seen them & thought volunteer marigolds but I agree ragweed. It has never bloomed but~aaaacccchhoo!

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Sandy on May 28, 2014
It's not citronella. Are the blossom part of the plant? If so I've seen those flowers here I. South Texas. If not it looks like a wild carrot.

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Debra Woosley on May 28, 2014
Dig that thing up and pour salt in the hole and cover it back It is a weed that spreads

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Diana Hull on May 28, 2014
Just Google "ragweed" & click on "images" & see for yourself.....they show many great pics.!

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Sandy Dearinger Waters on May 28, 2014
looks like citronella plant I have a couple of them

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Sandy Dearinger Waters on May 28, 2014
BTW ragweed has yellow flowers

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Shirley Deloach Klosterman on May 28, 2014
Yes it is a weed. Get rid of it because it will spread everywhere.

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Alice Compton on May 28, 2014
I agree, It's ragweed.

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Betty Rueber on May 28, 2014
WEED

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Marti Biegler on May 28, 2014
Answer to any plant: if you like it and where it is, keep it. If you don't or it is growing where it shouldn't, it is a weed...

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KathrynElizabeth Etier on May 28, 2014
LOL!!! I thought this was a fern, and I was leaving it alone. Guess what I'll be doing tomorrow. (I've got pretty bad seasonal allergies; but I'm still laughing!)

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Karla Botts on May 28, 2014
I have that weed by my forsythia and it keeps coming back. No o yellow flowers, NOT. ragweed.

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Rachel Shoemaker on May 28, 2014
I'm highly allergic to that! Common ragweed.

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Janet Brumfield on May 28, 2014
I do the same thing if I'm not sure what the plant is - let it grow and see if it flowers. :)

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JS on May 28, 2014
I believe it's a fern. Birds often drop seeds in my garden for me. It could be a "leather" fern. Take it to the florist and ask. It's pretty. I'd keep it.

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Rose Marie S on May 28, 2014
IMO it's not citronella which has an overwhelming fragrance to it. just like the citronella candles It looks like the fern I have growing in my yard that dies out in the winter and comes back up, does not like a dry soil prefers moist. It is not the mosquito, plant that has a different leaf and gives off a lemon fragrance. As for the deep pink & purple flowers they appear to be "Sweet William" The orange color ones appear to be "Snap Dragons"

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Valerie Johnson on May 28, 2014
If the yellow flowers go to seed...they spread EVERYWHERE!!! They are heck to get rid of! Not to mention, they have like sharp spine things in the end that will stick in you clothes and skin trying to pull them up. My first encounter, I thought it was the biggest marigold I had ever seen! Lol

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Robert Horton on May 28, 2014
The dreaded Cross Canadian Ragweed!

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Joanie on May 28, 2014
It does look like ragweed, I love adding it to my flower bouquets with the pretty yellow flowers.

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Sally Walsh on May 28, 2014
the leaves look similar to perennials such as chrysanthemum but it is a weed and it will spread like crazy and it is hard to get rid of.

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Diana Marshall on May 28, 2014
Yep! We're all giggling, as we've all done the same thing, here and there. Just shows you've got a heart.

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Jackie Gene on May 28, 2014
Wow, I like it, i have a spot where nothing grows and it would look awesome there, send me the scraps!

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Paula Palmer on May 28, 2014
It is a fern

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Shirley P on May 28, 2014
It is not ragweed

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Kathy Blackstaffe on May 28, 2014
tansy

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Judy Lee Green on May 28, 2014
Everyone says it's a weed but it looks like my marigolds.

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Joan on May 28, 2014
it is a weed

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Kathy Henke on May 28, 2014
http://www.ragweed-allergy-relief.com/image-files/common-ragweed-5.jpg

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Anita Thompson Draggoo on May 28, 2014
Weed! it does resemble a marigold but leaves are not as thick as Marigold

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Karen on May 28, 2014
Leather Fern...

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GloryBee on May 28, 2014
@Jeanne, whatever it is, I have some of the same in my flowers!

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Sherry R on May 28, 2014
Bracken fern--keep chopping on it before it unfurls. It will weaken. Don't let any animals chew on it because it can cause all sorts of horrible things

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Barbara Baynes on May 28, 2014
Weed

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Krickette on May 28, 2014
It is most definitely a Ragweed. They grow All over the place here in Arkansas. I have to pull them from my garden, flowerbeds and yard all the time. They are invasive and also contribute to allergies. Here is a photo of it : http://plantscience.psu.edu/research/centers/turf/extension/plant-id/broadleaf/ragweed

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Joyce Shedd on May 28, 2014
We have this in North Alabama and I can't get rid of it quick enough. It will take over your flowers and vegetable gardens if you don't cut it down dig it up or kill it. And it won;'t stay in that spot either. It spreads quickly. Don't know the name just what it does.

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Helen Vanella on May 28, 2014
Ragweed

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Ang217605 on May 28, 2014
I have this in my perennial bed and it has never been extremely invasive or difficult to control. My sister in law gave me some 3 years ago. Mine has yet to bloom but she has had a full bed of it for 6 years. Hers only bloomed after 4 years. When it blooms, only in early spring, the blooms are tiny yellow, covering the tops of the plants. She just thins it a bit every year to control it. Who knows, maybe she is propagating ragweed. At any rate, it is pretty when in bloom. And after all, many perennials are considered weeds. In Florida, common yellow Lantana is considered a weed and they laugh at us for cultivating it.

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Virginia Kelly on May 28, 2014
It could be ragweed but I have some that have a golden flower and I don't know the name they were in wildflower seed.

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Beverly Alley on May 28, 2014
looks like marigolds to me

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Peggy Kawa on May 28, 2014
If the flower is white, it's a Queen Ann's Lace.

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Lisa Aragon Gabrielson on May 28, 2014
Cow Itch vine or Trumpet vine. Hummingbirds love them, but they can be invasive if you don't keep them trimmed!

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Nancy on May 28, 2014
Too tall to be marigold and it multiples. I pull them as quickly as I can. WEED

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Ang217605 on May 28, 2014
This appears to be Tandy as one person already stated. It has both pros and cons..a perennial and invasive. A search will give photos but here is what I found. Lhttp://flowerinfo.org/tansy-plants .

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Donna Newsome on May 28, 2014
looks just like weed, I have pulled out of my flowers before

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Nin309076 on May 29, 2014
It is ragweed. It's airborne pollen is a principle cause of allergies/ hayfever.

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Rebecca Haworth on May 29, 2014
If it's a weed it is pretty. My weeds are horrible and horrible looking.

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Pam D on May 29, 2014
Not sure what it is. But can you tell me what the name of the dark purple and white flower is that is in the bottom left hand corner of the picture? My daughter has some of that growing in her flower bed and would love to get some more. But we don't know what it is called!

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- Deborah Hunter on May 29, 2014
  @Pam D Dianthus, love them!
  
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- Joyce Ann LHeureux on May 29, 2014
  @Pam D dianthus
  
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- Joyce Ann LHeureux on May 29, 2014
  they are a perrienial
  
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Beverly Rogers on May 29, 2014
Looks like a woodland fern to me. I have growing up all over.

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- Kate F on May 29, 2014
  @Beverly Rogers that's what I thought - looks like a Fern...
  
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Lynn Lawson on May 29, 2014
I'm allergic to ragweed and I know that's a fern. Ragweed has yellow flowers and has already bloomed.

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- Julie Johnson on May 29, 2014
  @Lynn Lawson her location is Missouri, ours hasn't bloomed yet. It definitely is ragweed.
  
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Marilyn S on May 29, 2014
The purple and white flower is Dianthus. they look like a single petaled carnation.

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Elizabeth P on May 29, 2014
Weed. I have one that comes back every year, in the same spot?

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Susan Teffeteller on May 29, 2014
A weed. I have it too and I pull them out.

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Emily Dement on May 29, 2014
Woodland fern

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Trudy Fagan on May 29, 2014
Did you ever see it bloom? If it has a scent when you rub the leaves that is sort of aromatic like a disinfectant , piney almost,it is mugwort. It is invasive and spreads with roots that go everywhere! It was used in medieval times to be strewn around the house to get rid of the odors that would build up over the winter. Mugwort has no flower but if it is more lacy and fern like it is tansy that gets a yellow flower and spreads the same way, But, the picture looks like mugwort. I have seen a weed that looks like it but has no scent.

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Cheryl Pfirrman on May 29, 2014
Sure looks like a Marigold and some of them get pretty tall.

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Marta Spencer Sturgis on May 29, 2014
I have them in my yard, Queen Ann Lace

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Jane Chappell on May 29, 2014
Yep, Short Ragweed. Google it under Weeds that cause Allergies

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Monica Cockrell on May 29, 2014
Turns into a big old weed.

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Deanna Riles-Cox on May 29, 2014
Ragweed!

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Charlie S on May 29, 2014
Cosmos

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Lisa D on May 29, 2014
I have lots of this. It never blooms and it does have a scent like an herb. It must be mugwort. It spreads easy. Its not queen annes lace for sure.

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DNELLIENBJ on May 29, 2014
Type of fern.

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Ramona K on May 29, 2014
I set these out in a row one time thinking I had found some marigolds that volunteered. They transplanted well and looked healthy. They got four feet tall before I pulled up my row of weeds.

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Julie Johnson on May 29, 2014
It is common ragweed, here is a link that is helpful: http://turfid.ncsu.edu/csPagedPdField.aspx?PlantID=AMBEL

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Connie Wiesniak on May 29, 2014
Unfortunately they are weeds.

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Deborah Hunter on May 29, 2014
Spanish Needles. It's part of the Asteraceae family, as mums and marigold are. But it's a weed.

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Roni Gilpin on May 29, 2014
Rag weed. Pull it up!

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Lynn Stair-Harshaw on May 29, 2014
Rag weed....

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Linn on May 29, 2014
Maybe it's a carrot 😛

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- Alannah Sinclaire on May 29, 2014
  @Linn HAHHA
  
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Elaine T on May 29, 2014
A weed is only a weed, if you don't want it

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Regenia Lynn May on May 29, 2014
Weed pull it out.

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Jacqueline W on May 29, 2014
Milk weed.

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Vivian Parrish on May 29, 2014
It is a member of the fern family. It doesn't flower and grows wild in the woods in my area. They would probably be considered a weed but I think they are very pretty and would be a good back drop for a flowering plant.

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Diane on May 29, 2014
If it has a weird odor when you touch it, sort of like rosemary and camphor mixed together, it may be Tansy

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Lanelle Hart Causey Schramm on May 29, 2014
Its looks like a weed we once pulled out of my Daddys crops on the farm. Sorry but I think its a weed.

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San227768 on May 29, 2014
Weed, I have it and cannot get rid of it.

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Jeanne on May 29, 2014
Thanks to everyone - the consensus is WEED, so I pulled them.

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Billie Franklin on May 29, 2014
Diathusus...can come up every year ..beautiful flower

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Billie Franklin on May 29, 2014
Greenerey looks like a marigold

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Carolbpalmer on May 29, 2014
It looks like a citronella. But that is only my guess because of the looks and smells.

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Clara Jackson on May 29, 2014
looks like what we called a horse weed, dad used to make us cut these, and put in piles to feed pigs, they get really tall. doesn't bloom. it is a weed. if you'll look around you will see others, have lots of them at my home.

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Sheila Rusk on May 29, 2014
Not milkweed and I don't think it's ragweed. I agree it might be citronella.

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Trish Burgess on May 29, 2014
It is ragweed trust me get rid of it!!!!

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Debby on May 29, 2014
Id say its Tansy, but can be an allergen for skin or nose, do eliminate for those w conditions otherwise enjoy its pungent smell in the evenings and does make a nice backdrop. But REMOVE SEED HEADS BEFORE THEY BURST OR IT WILL TAKE OVER.

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Mary McNamara on May 29, 2014
Looks like rag weed too me

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Carol Brown on May 29, 2014
I,too, believe it's a fast-growing weed.

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Gapeach49 on May 29, 2014
It looks like it might be a citronella plant. I planted one in my planters and haven't been bothered by mosquitos, yet.

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Annette C on May 29, 2014
I have something like that pop up too, it bloomed white, kinda looks like baby's breath now...

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Darlene Carson on May 29, 2014
Positive a weed!

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Brenda L on May 30, 2014
I vote for Rag Weed! Get it out and enjoy the flowers.

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Shelia Nuckols on May 30, 2014
Weed

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Mark Hopple on May 30, 2014
definitely not a marigold...citronella possibly.. anything unwanted is a weed..

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Mansetomboy on May 30, 2014
Dianthus has the narrow lanceolate leaves seen under the pink flowers. The large green leaves are not marigold or citronella, but could be ragweed. If that is the case, get rid of it quickly.

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Rhonda Clements on May 31, 2014
looks like it is ragweed to me

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RoseMary Wells on May 31, 2014
Weed. Spreads by seeding itself. Dig around it to loosen soil, then pull it out. Next year, pull out the seedlings as soon as they come up.

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Karen on May 31, 2014
LEATHER LEAF FERN http://www.google.com/search?q=leather+fern&client=safari&rls=en&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=o1-KU_0pw_agBOHQgugJ&ved=0CC0Q7Ak&biw=1289&bih=756#facrc=_&imgdii=_&imgrc=grscXiV5wLd6KM%253A%3BUTE7JNCD2x1giM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.bloombrokers.co.nz%252Fimages%252Fuploads%252Fproducts%252Fleather_fern_thumb.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.bloombrokers.co.nz%252Fproducts%252Fdetail%252Ffoliage%3B500%3B499

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- Rhonda Clements on Jun 01, 2014
  @Karen no way, sorry I have several leatherleaf ferns this is ragweed!
  
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Karen on May 31, 2014
VS... ragweed http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://wnmu.edu/academic/nspages/gilaflora/ambrosia_psilostachya.jpg&imgrefurl=http://wnmu.edu/academic/nspages/gilaflora/ambrosia_psilostachya.html&h=194&w=259&tbnid=lE8IiAUtJHK8mM:&zoom=1&q=ragweed&tbnh=160&tbnw=213&usg=__keqQOVSphEOyG33i_85ZF8eSUhw=&docid=lVGg5PLYxR8DcM&itg=1&client=safari&sa=X&ei=G2CKU5uTGNDJoATnsoGoBw&ved=0CJQBEPwdMAo

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Karen on Jun 01, 2014
OK...just the ragweed that I googled didnt look like that...Im sure you know best...I dont have ragweed

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Pamela Knott on Jun 01, 2014
Living on the Mississippi River in Iowa, there is a weed working it's way UP? river, I believe, maybe down. It's poison hemlock and looks a lot like your rag weed. The first year we didn't know what it was and it covered the river bank in front of our house. It got 10-12 feet tall and chocked out EVERYTHING! Choked out dandelions and creeping Charlie and everything on the hillside. It looks like Queen Anne's Lace while growing and then gets a fine white flower that isn't Queen Anne's Lace! The plant will only make you sick if it somehow gets inside your body. People have believed it to be in the carrot family because the root resembles a white carrot. If eaten, you'll get sick, or worse. We couldn't get to them all last year, so they are still popping up in places this year...across the street in our yard! Pull them as soon as you can or you'll have a mess like we do.

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Jeanne on Jun 01, 2014
Wow - if that's what this is, I'm glad you told me. My little dogs like to nibble on plants. I've had a heck of a time this year figuring out what to plant that isn't toxic.

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- Pamela Knott on Sep 04, 2014
  @Jeanne The root is what is poison. People confuse it with other "carrot family" plants and put the weeds in their soup. Not a good idea.
  
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Patricia R on Jun 01, 2014
It is a weed with roots that connect to the next plant .Pull them up and throw away !

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Marilyn S on Jun 01, 2014
I agree it is ragweed. Pull it out!

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Rhonda Clements on Jun 02, 2014
this is poison hemlock, see photo

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- Jeanne on Jun 02, 2014
  @Rhonda Clements thanks!
  
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Cyndi Neumann on Jun 02, 2014
I have this growing all over also, and was waiting to see if it flowered.I will get rid of it and I am doing with another vine that is taking over my garden beds. It is a runner and looks like swedish ivy has runner stems, I pull and get a lot of vine , I will have to post some photos before I get it all pulled, Thanks for the answers on this plant!

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Cyndi Neumann on Aug 29, 2014
I do think it is ragweed, I have let it grow all summer in some spots and pulled a lot of it! It is very, very tall and starting to get yellow on it. I am tired of it taking over! Thanks, Cyndi

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Christine Jess Danbrook on Aug 29, 2014
weed..

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Gail@Purple Hues and Me on Sep 03, 2014
I was fooled by this plant, too, and thought it would flower. When it kept growing and nothing was happening, I pulled it up!

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Pamela Knott on Sep 04, 2014
The poison hemlock gets a white flower and is often confused with the beautiful Queen Anne's Lace. If it's getting yellow on top, I believe that is Ragweed. I don't know about the fern they are talking about, but I bet it doesn't get that tall or spread that easily. The vine you are talking about, is it Creeping Charlie? You have to leave it alone and spray it to kill the roots because you break the roots off if you pull it and more will grow from that. Use Weed B Gone or Round-Up. And you may have to do it within a couple weeks for ones that were underground and didn't exposed to the spray. This has covered our neighbor's yard and choked out all their grass. I spray THEIR lawn in about 2 feet to keep their weeds out of my grass. They want me to spray their whole lawn, yet offer no money to pay for the Weed B Gone or my time! WEEDS - seem to fill my whole summer!

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Jamie Hibbs on Sep 05, 2014
This looks like ragweed to me too! We've had a real devil of a time with it this year. Seems it likes this strange weather we have had this summer.

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Peg on Mar 25, 2015
a very common weed here in NY, ragweed. Goldenrod is usually blamed for allergies here, but the ragweed is mostly likely what makes folks suffer.

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Sue Kiene on Apr 25, 2016
ragweed, pull it up

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Harriet Slifko on Apr 26, 2016
Ragweed

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Ann|The Apple Street Cottage on May 23, 2023

I'm pretty sure it's a weed.

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