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Ground Cover Plant ID Help

 
mud bailey
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We have an abandoned hoop house with no cover on our new property, and this is growing all over the old beds in there. The goats love it. The tallest it gets is about 6 inches and its flowering now in Zone 6/7. Any ideas?

I thought the flowers looked clover-ish, but the leaves do not at all.

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Mike Underhill
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Hard to say, maybe "chickweed". Check out google images.

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wayne stephen
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Maybe a mouse ear chickweed ? The purple in stem and flower has me puzzled .

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Steve Flanagan
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can you post another angle? It looks familiar.
 
Morgan Morrigan
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stems look like a plantain...

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Alder Burns
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Almost certainly some kind of cress. If so, it's edible!
 
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