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Posted by Michael G Burns on April 16, 2006 at 09:21:49 from (72.228.23.150):
In Reply to: Unknown plant posted by Dachshund on April 16, 2006 at 08:12:44:
Looks like a kind of wild primrose to me. I don't think it does animals any harm---as the previous reply stated, it grows about a foot tall here in upstate New York. When I was a kid I baled hay for a farmer who asked my then-brother-in-law if it was pot--he looked kind disappointed when he found out it wasn't....seems he thought he had found a good secondary cash crop! What I know as "buttercup" has a spinier foliage and a more intense yellow flower, but I bet there's a dozen species around that share the name--like pigweed, which is a name for a bunch of different plants. Hope this helps.
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