Kuna idaho what is this

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So I find this in my field a lot. Right now it's winter time in kuna idaho and I keep seeing this and wondering what it is. It has whitesh fuzzy hairs on it and it usually grew in kind of a lettuce looking bundle. In the middle were short tiny leaves and the outside ones we're biggest. It's green.

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This is just a guess; Lamb's Ears

Judith Browning

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Devan Whitney wrote:So I find this in my field a lot. Right now it's winter time in kuna idaho and I keep seeing this and wondering what it is. It has whitesh fuzzy hairs on it and it usually grew in kind of a lettuce looking bundle. In the middle were short tiny leaves and the outside ones we're biggest. It's green.

mullien? your leaf looks pale, ours is green all winter and looks like this picture....

...and welcome to permies, Devan!

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