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Jackie Frobese
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I need help identifying these seedlings. They are quite abundant. I’m suspecting maybe honeysuckle... keep in mind this is USDA zone 5 (Southern New Hampshire).
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i think it looks like poke (phytolacca americana)
 
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Yes, Poke Weed is a likely possibility, I do have a fair amount of that around. Thank you Greg

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