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Hello all,
Can anyone identify this weed/plant for me ? Thanks
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If you send an e mail I will forward pics. I don't know how to attach photos at this point
 
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I see the files at the bottom but can't get them into the reply section. Thanks for helping
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Welcome to Permies!

I see your photos, could you give me an indication where you are located around the world?

I'm getting some ragweed vibes from the leaf shape but I'm not confident.
 
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looks like mugwort.
 
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Mugwort! I second.
 
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I live in Northeast Pa. Stroudsburg Pa.
 
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Joe, mugwort would have a strong smell. When you crush a leaf and hold it to your nose, what does it smell like?
 
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It would smell almost like a citronella candle to me
 
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