plant i.d . . . young seedling

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  1. lukeypukey

    lukeypukey In Flower

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    does anyone recognise this young seedling?? came up with my ornamental chillis . . .

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  3. Jerry Sullivan

    Jerry Sullivan Garden Experimenter Plants Contributor

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    Some kind of clover perhaps. As with most members of sprouts anonymous, time will reveal its true nature. I'll stick with a species of clover for now.

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    Jewell Incorrigible Gardener Plants Contributor

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    I could be wrong, (often am) but this looks like a nasty weed that if you don't have it pull and destroy. Did have some that look remarkably like these a couple of years ago, but am fighting them now. Because of the fine tough roots and plentiful seeds setting early it is very tenacious and hard to keep under control.
     
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    ive disposed of it, doesn't sound good either way. . took quite a pull for a little seedling too :eek:
     



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    nasty weed ! Yes it is !! little bugger will take over your Lawn and everything else! nasty weed kill it!
     
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    Netty Chaotic Gardener Plants Contributor

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    I thought it was clover too.
     
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    It also resembles this tiny woodland flower which is not invasive. I have forgotten the name of it at the moment.
     
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    Think that's Oxalis AAnightowl. I have the pink.
     
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    AAnightowl Young Pine

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    You are right Mart. I remember it now that you mention it. It is a lovely little flower.
     
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    I maybe could of waited to see what happened with it, but it had no place in my little chilli pot. I assumed it was a clover also, so I dumped it :-D
     
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    Clover is good. It adds nitrogen to your soil. I always leave the clover alone.
     

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