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Greem leaf - Perennial identification

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this is ladybells - adenophora
by: Anonymous

This is a plant commonly known as Ladybells. Can be quite prolific if you dont deadhead as it spreads not just by seed but by root as well . Once you have it you will always have it .
lots in my yard too
by: Anonymous

garlic mustard
Green Leaf
by: Grambo

It is Not Digitalis. It May be Campanula, Garden Harebell. As it is July now, you should have flowers to help ID?
I have some in my new 'neglected by previous owner' garden, and it looked to be in the nettle family for the longest time. Then, it finally bloomed cute blue, bell shaped flowers. Took me hours to ID it. Thankfully I found this great site to aid in my quest to know what all that 'stuff' is out there..
loaaded in the garden
by: Laurie

I believe this is digitalis, pretty purple flowers, but is a garden thug, spreads like crazy, start pulling
Dont know name
by: Anonymous

This is not bee balm I have this too the flowers are purple and go up the long stem - its pretty but invasive.
Not bee balm....
by: Anonymous

Looks like physostigia (sp) The "Obedient plant" It should have white or pink flowers in spikes. The name comes from the ability to move the flowers in the spike to any direction. It will spread fairly quickly in clumps, and blooms in August. A nice perennial.
Identify Plant
by: Anonymous

This plant looks like what we call Bee Balm and it comes in several colors. We have bright red and it blooms for a considerable length of time Summer into Fall. My sister has it in purple.
Flowers haven't appeared yet
by: RM Kennedy

No idea what colour the flowers are yet, but I want to identify the plant so I know what to do with it!

Several patches grow in full sun, and several in part shade. The full sun ones are definitely more robust.
Identify Plant
by: Anonymous

It looks like it could be Bee Balm. Do you get red flowers or purple flowers on them?

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