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Hi, I'm visiting my in-laws in Idaho and was helping weed the flower garden. Can you help me identify this plant?
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horseradish maybe?  
 
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Heather Staas wrote:horseradish maybe?  



No, it doesn't match from what I can tell.

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The leaves are very tough and fibrous and dull (not shiny). The stem starts out reddish and turns green at the top. The leaves are alternate along the stem with a rosette of leaves at the ground.
 
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