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Anyone know what this beastly bush maybe.

 
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something new this year. Prominent in my garden but I've not seen it  elsewhere on the property.Starts out small stays that way for a couple weeks then boom it's 2 foot tall. Easy to pull, roots are almost like a tubular before they string out slightly. Has a pleasant smell, my son says similar to free pepper. Any info would be great. Thanks!
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Do you have tumbleweeds back East?

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Tumble Pigweed Amaranthus albus?

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Joseph Lofthouse wrote:
Do you have tumbleweeds back East?



I have never heard of tumbleweed here.

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Tyler Ludens wrote:Tumble Pigweed Amaranthus albus?


Looking at Google I think your on to something. Not exactly but very close.

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