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Picture of Belstone
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It' very tall with angular stems, pointy leaves in triples and flower heads that look a lot like Queen Anne's Lace...smells sweet, too. Dies back in the fall. Help! Need to know if it's worth keeping some of it...right now there's probably 20 feet by 6 feet of it in the shadiest corner of my yard. TIA


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Bell - all I can think of at the moment is Meadow Rue.....can you google it?

Sorry.

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I googled white, flat top flowers, but mostly got QAL...nothing that looks like what I have. I googled Meadow Rue...not it. Thanks


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Yarrow?


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Nope...leaves are wider and in clusters of three. Thanks.


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What about some kind of elderberry? Something more in a shrub/tree?
I don't do mental pics too well....so just throwing things out there.

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Posts: 3007 | Location: SW Ga. 8a/b | Registered: Apr 21, 2011Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Is it aegopodium podagraria, Bishop's weed? The plant grows to 3 feet in height.

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BINGO! I believe that's it! I will look up Bishop's Weed/aegopodium podagraria right now. Thank you!


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I'm back...it's a baaad weed! Very invasive, a similar species to snow on the mountain, but in the all green form (mine), even worse! Yikes! It'll be going bye bye...


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wow, congrats to stilltrying for a positive ID. If it's similar to snow on the mountain you'd better dry, then burn the stalks!!!

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Congrats ST on getting it! I've never heard of that one but I know about snow on the mountain...so I don't want any either!


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I've got this one....

http://www.sustainable-gardeni...ntent/uploads/bishop's%20weed.jpg

I don't understand why everyone hates it... mine has been here for several years and sure, it's spread, but only a little... same with the Archangel.... no biggie there, either... must be my acidic clay, huh?....


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I have that too & love my variegated one?? It has stayed in the same place for years & always filling a corner for me...Just goes to show ya ~ plants grow differently in different places. I gave it away to two people locally that love it also.


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