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    Hi, does anyone know what this plant is?[​IMG]. It's about a foot and a half tall. Seems pretty enough but appeared out of the blue so would like to know what I'm dealing with. Thanks!

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    Hi Gryphi,

    It looks like one of the Chrysanthemum family. If it's just appearing my guess is Feverfew.
     
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      Hi Anthony. Thanks, I'm going to look that up and see if it's a match [emoji272]

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      You know, it looks like it could be, I do hope so, it has such pretty little flowers. Thanks [emoji4]

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        Yep, looks like Feverfew to me too :spinning:
         
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        Some of the flowers are fully open now, definitely looks like feverfew, super pretty!
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