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What kind of plant is this? - mullein

 
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The picture is in the attachment. Anybody has an idea?

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looks like a mullein of some sort? Verbascum spp.
 
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Howdy

I agree it does look like mullein. The photos in this wiki link are what it looks like here in southern oregon.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verbascum_thapsus

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I agree it looks like mullein. Are the leaves soft & fuzzy? That would be a good indication that it is mullein.

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I don't suppose you have a pic of the center of the plant, without the leaves crossing over it? From this one, it looks like it's either 2 mullein plants, or something else. There are a handful of fuzzy plants, that are very similar, including mullein, lamb's ears, and dusty miller(though that leaf pattern/type doesn't look like this one).

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Thanks very much. You are right, I think it's mullein.
 
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