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Sep 1st, 2007 at 09:49 PM
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these have grown every year in my yard from mid to late summer, anyone know what they are?
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Hey Christy it is a dayflower (commelina erecta). I like them even if they are weeds.
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their weeds! ive been treating them like a perennial plant thanks Donna! i like em too, think ill keep em even tho their weeds the little blue flowers are to unusual, at least now i know their name
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Purl One
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Purl One
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Christy - I purposely dug up some of those from an office building and planted them in one of my gardens because I love all blue flowers - weeds, or not!
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Chisty & Lynn ~ I love them too! :ding: I have 2 bunches growing into my pond, they like to grow into the water. The blue flowers are some of the brightest I have seen. They will spread rather fast though.
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TweetyBird
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ahem **A WEED is only a plant you haven't found a use for yet**
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