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What is this weed? in lawn
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It looks like Oxeye Daisy leaves to me. While it might be a charming flower it is indeed quite weedy.
 
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time will tell.

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not it. one is
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Stacey Lindsey wrote:It looks like Oxeye Daisy leaves to me. While it might be a charming flower it is indeed quite weedy.



Another great plant for incoming compost.

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