Solved Weed ID

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  1. Mathew Butterfield

    Mathew Butterfield Apprentice Gardener

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    Would love some help on this one!
     

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    noisette47 Total Gardener

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    Google Epilobium parviflorum and see whether it matches. The other willowherb, E. angustifolium, has thin, non-furry leaves.
     
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    • Michael Hewett

      Michael Hewett Total Gardener

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      Either Epilobium parviflorum or Epilobium hirustum, they are both similar. They are wild flowers and look pretty in the hedgerows, but a nuisance in a garden.
       
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        Definitely a willowherb, very invasive in the garden. On the other hand it provides a valuable food source for butterflies.
         
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