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Have this plant that has turned up growing in my container with blueberry plant. Has serrated edge somewhat with light design on leaves and some little seed pods. Here's a photo.
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Looks like some kind of amaranth aka "pigweed."

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LOL, thanks. I remember now planting some seeds around.
 
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It looks like a weedy amaranth we have growing here "wild" - but amaranths all look so much alike.  They are all edible. 

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I agree....it looks like amaranth.

"When there is no life in the soil it is just dirt."
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