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Kris Minto
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Location: Ottawa, Canada -- Zone 4b/5a
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posted 11 years ago
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Hi
I let a volunteer plan grow in my gardensince I was curious what it was but I still can't I identify it.
The first picture is the base of the plant followed by the leaves of the rest of the plant and the flower.the plant is about 2 1/2 feet tall.
Thanks,
Kris
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Julie Bernhardt
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Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
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Looks like garlic mustard to me.
duane hennon
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garlic mustard gets my vote
crush a leaf and smell
that should clinch it
Kris Minto
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Thanks for the replies. I suspect you are all right that it is garlic mustard after comparing images on googles amd reading more on it.
It's to bad it is such an invasive plant because it has nice flowers while everything else is still growing leaves.
In the end I dug it out of the garden.
Thanks again,
Kris
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