I posted photos once before, but they were hard to determine, so here I go
again. I hope these might be alittle better! Any guesses are appreciated.
CG suburbs of Buffalo NY
www.buffnet.net/~gntry/99weed.jpg
www.buffnet.net/~gntry/9weed.jpg

In article , gntry wrote:
I posted photos once before, but they were hard to determine, so here I go
again. I hope these might be alittle better! Any guesses are appreciated.
CG suburbs of Buffalo NY
www.buffnet.net/~gntry/99weed.jpg
www.buffnet.net/~gntry/9weed.jpg

Er. I think you mean:

http://www.buffnet.net/~gntry/9weed.JPG
http://www.buffnet.net/~gntry/99weed.JPG

.... but the pictures that you've got there don't really have enough
detail for me to take a guess. Is there any way that you can take a
picture that shows the entire plant, as well as the close ups?

You might find something he

http://www.ontariowildflower.com/index.htm#top

cheers!
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"gntry" wrote in message
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I posted photos once before, but they were hard to determine, so here I go
again. I hope these might be alittle better! Any guesses are appreciated.
CG suburbs of Buffalo NY
www.buffnet.net/~gntry/99weed.jpg
www.buffnet.net/~gntry/9weed.jpg



I agree - the photos are a little indistinct (something to measure scale
against would be helpful), but the weeds in question look very much like the
young growth shoots of Japanese knotweed, Polygonum cuspidatum. A tough weed
to control, but control you must - it is on many states' noxious weed
listing. Lots of info online with a Google search.

pam - gardengal

"..... I agree - the photos are a little indistinct (something to measure
scale against would be helpful), but the weeds in question look very much
like the young growth shoots of Japanese knotweed, Polygonum cuspidatum. A
tough weed
to control, but control you must - it is on many states' noxious weed
listing. Lots of info online with a Google search.

pam - gardengal ........."

Those were my thoughts as well.

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Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk