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Jessica Gorton
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Location: Central Maine - Zone 4b/5a
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posted 12 years ago
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I've been working on figuring out all the plants growing in and around my gardens, and I'm not sure of this one. It's almost definitely something that was planted on purpose. I think it looks like feverfew, but I don't really know that plant, so let me know what y'all think...

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Nicola Bludau
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For me it looks like fewerfew, it self sows too.

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