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Related: About this forumCan anyone help to identify this plant?
It could be the most common plant on the face of the earth and I wouldn't be able to name it.
I was going to wait until it bloomed (it's at the budding stage), but I'm so curious, I thought I could ask..
Here are two pics..
Little Star
(17,055 posts)zbdent
(35,392 posts)Curmudgeoness
(18,219 posts)Also, let us know anything you can----how do the leaves feel and look? Rough, hairy, smooth? Where was it found? Or did you buy it?
boston bean
(36,466 posts)I will get a larger pic and post it.
I found it in the garden. I didn't buy it. My father passed and it was there in the garden, and I can't recall him telling me where he got it. but it's doing wonderfully now. I am just so curious... And of course, I want to help keep it alive....
Curmudgeoness
(18,219 posts)my guess is some sort of mullein. But I will wait to be more definitive, if I can be.
XemaSab
(60,212 posts)Curmudgeoness
(18,219 posts)The first year, that is true. But the second year, it produces a long stem. I have a "garden mullein", which I don't know the proper name of, and it does not have a basal rosette the second year.
http://www.rewild.info/fieldguide/index.php?title=Mullein
But with that said, I realized that the plant in question has several stems. Hmmmm. Maybe not a mullein.
HopeHoops
(47,675 posts)annabanana
(52,791 posts)Matanuska
boston bean
(36,466 posts)I had a guest over the house who was able to identify the plant. I'm so sorry for the image size.
It's sage....
that's what I was told. the leaves do smell like sage, I believe...