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Unknown spotting commented on by sjlehmann Chicago, Illinois, USA10 years ago

Here is some more info about this particular species: http://www.eattheweeds.com/tiger-lily/

Unknown spotting commented on by sjlehmann Sabah, Malaysia10 years ago

I think it's a species of Zinnia.

Spotted Knapweed commented on by sjlehmann Coon Rapids, Minnesota, USA10 years ago

It is a very aggressive highly invasive non-native weed.

Dame's Rocket commented on by sjlehmann Kimberley, British Columbia, Canada10 years ago

Dame's Rocket is a serious invasive threat in BC. I'm certain the Invasive Species Council would appreciate if you reported your sighting to them. http://www.bcinvasives.ca/invasive-plant...

Unknown spotting commented on by sjlehmann Waterbury, Connecticut, USA10 years ago

It is difficult to control, any parts of the plant left in the soil can resprout. The wikipedia site gives good info.

Sea holly commented on by sjlehmann Michigan, USA10 years ago

It's a species of Eryngium (Sea Holly).
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eryngium

Garden Geranium commented on by sjlehmann Valencia, Bukidnon, Philippines10 years ago

It's a Geranium.

Unknown spotting commented on by sjlehmann Syracuse, New York, USA10 years ago

It's a species of Echinacea. Purpurea maybe? http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echinacea...

Chamomile commented on by sjlehmann Trafford, England, United Kingdom10 years ago

Scentless Chamomile (aka Scentless Mayweed in the UK).

Unknown spotting commented on by sjlehmann L.A., California, USA10 years ago

It is a species of Datura (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datura). Sometimes called Devil's Trumpet.

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