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Monday Morning Mystery 050310
For me, there are two mysteries — what the plant is and where I took the photo (within the last week or two). Can anybody help?
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Yes, Gill is indeed all over the ground these days!
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Ground Ivy (Gill-over-the-ground or Glechoma hederacea) with a bit of Mugwort (Ambrosia vulgaris) most likely in the Lanchantin Wildflower Meadow or anyone’s back yard! Two non-native plants.
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Tom Burr
Yes, Gill is indeed all over the ground these days!
Deedee Burnside
Ground Ivy (Gill-over-the-ground or Glechoma hederacea) with a bit of Mugwort (Ambrosia vulgaris) most likely in the Lanchantin Wildflower Meadow or anyone’s back yard! Two non-native plants.