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Related: About this forumCan anyone identify this wild plant? It grow in SC, can be about 2 feet high, and leaves are
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Can anyone identify this wild plant? It grow in SC, can be about 2 feet high, and leaves are (Original Post)
raccoon
May 2012
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Kali
(55,713 posts)1. just delete the "th_" after th last /
no idea what that is (also not my region of the country), but leaves and plant shape can be so variable, flowers and or fruit/seed pods/etc are a much better way to ID plants
Tsiyu
(18,186 posts)7. Poison Ivy.......just kidding I think
I see three leaves and I start itching...
But maybe it's a small seedling from a bird gift.
Watch to see how it blooms but don't touch it...
Denninmi
(6,581 posts)8. It's absolutely, 100% not poison ivy.
It's definitely something in the pea family, related to the clovers. Leaf form is classic for a member of the Leguminosae/Fabaceae
kurtzapril4
(1,353 posts)2. Does it bloom?
When does it bloom? What colour? What does the bloom look like? It looks like something from the legume family.
raccoon
(31,434 posts)3. I don't remember seeing blooms on it. nt
Curmudgeoness
(18,219 posts)4. It looks like it might have a bloom coming soon,
if I am seeing the picture right. If you know where the plant is and can locate it again, keep checking on it and get a picture of the flower. That will make it much easier.
Denninmi
(6,581 posts)5. It's probably one of the tick trefoils.
There are many species. Possibly showy tick trefoil, Desmodium canadense, although the leaves on that species are usually more pointed.
raccoon
(31,434 posts)6. Thanks for your helpful comments. I'll keep an eye on that plant. nt