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Re: Unidentified plant


> Thanks for the suggestions.  The plant is definitely not pink obedient
> plant.  I have a patch of those as well as some white ones.  I sincerely
> hope it is not purple loosestrife!  The unidentified plant has hardly
> spread at all compared to the obedient plants.  Isn't loosestrife
> completely uncontrollable?  My stepfather has had this plant in his garden
> for several years and it has just developed into a nice sized clump
> (unless he has been removing large quantities of it every year and I don't
> know about it).  What else would identify purple loosestrife?

Here's an illustration of Purple Loostrife:

   http://muse.bio.cornell.edu/delta/angio/www/lythr432.gif

Chris
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