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Gardening

ailsagirl

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20. Oh yes-- everything is good, thanks

Reply to brush (Reply #17)

Tue May 13, 2025, 01:31 PM

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Except the invasive little plant had come back-- it's hard to track it down because it camouflages itself within other plants.

Thank you, all, for your input!!

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I'm trying to identify this mystery plant-- it's poisonous and that's all I know. Help!! [View all] ailsagirl Monday OP

How do you know it's poisonous and not it's name? brush Monday #1

Good question! ailsagirl Monday #14

Oh, man. That sure tells you. Hope you're ok and got treatment. brush Tuesday #17

Oh yes-- everything is good, thanks ailsagirl Tuesday #20

Google Lens identifies it as dobleremolque Monday #2

Now that I think about it... ailsagirl Monday #15

Geranium can be slightly poisonous to pets IbogaProject Monday #3

Geranium purpureum Vill. Little Robin (per the very useful website: worldfloraidentify. hlthe2b Monday #4

It looks like Chinese parsely or Cilantro to me. marble falls Monday #5

Don't smoke it, dude EYESORE 9001 Monday #7

Geranium purpureum (little robin)? sl8 Monday #6

Herb robert gab13by13 Monday #8

If it has little pink flowers dcmfox Monday #9

My map shows it in gab13by13 Monday #10

Well, I'm in California ailsagirl Monday #16

It's all over my yard in OR. jmbar2 Tuesday #19

I have them in my yard montanacowboy Monday #11

Don't eat it yet! Akakoji Monday #12

Looks like a wild geranium to me. Martin68 Monday #13

Most Likely It's 'Geranium robertianum' - NEVER Consume Any New Plant Without Consulting Local Professionals MayReasonRule Tuesday #18