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08-09-2011, 04:36 PM
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| | | Opposite-leaved Composite  
This plant which I noticed ages ago as a seedling when mowing the lawn has finally flowered. I presume it's a composite, and perhaps a Perennial Sunflower species ( Helianthus). Any other views? | 
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| | | Re: Opposite-leaved Composite Helianthus type definitely. Perhaps you've got a new variety! Save some seed.
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