devilboy23

You have a fertility issue. Clover thrives in poor soil conditions, whereas turf grass needs to be fed regularly. I would get a soil test and see what you’re lacking, then start feeding that sod!!

r/whatsthisplant

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Is this knotweed?

devilboy23

replied to Thallassa

That definitely not it. The stem on knotweed is much thicker too.

r/whatsthisplant

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Is this knotweed?

devilboy23

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No. Looks like Lysimachia ciliata (Fringed Loosestrife) or possibly some other loosestrife variety.

Knotweed has nodes on the stems like bamboo. Look closer at the stems.

r/whatsthisplant

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Landscapers put this in, no one knows what it is. US Minnesota

devilboy23

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This looks like a Japanese White Pine (Pinus parviflora 'Glauca' ) that’s been poorly pruned into a Dr. Seuss looking topiary.

r/FordTrucks

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The red emblem in the center of the grille denotes the XLT (or Ranger XLT) trim level. I don’t think it has anything to do with it being built in Canada vs. USA. I’m waiting on a Marti Report which will definitely confirm its build location.

r/NoLawns

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Another one from Maine

devilboy23

replied to redheadedfamous

I’m a collector in my own garden as well.

Another one from Maine

r/NativePlantGardening

Another one from Maine

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Another one from Maine

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devilboy23

Growing like crazy in Southeastern Pennsylvania, smells almost minty.

Virginia. 3-4 year old sod suddenly is full of weeds. Neighbor's lawns look fine. What is the fix?

Is this knotweed?

Is this knotweed?

Landscapers put this in, no one knows what it is. US Minnesota

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Another one from Maine