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I've got these growing all over my yard. They pop'd up this spring when the forsythia was blooming. I left a few of them in the bed at the front of the house just to see what they would do. Any ideas what it is?
This morning, while watering, I found a single plant with a white/light purple flower instead of blue. I found two that have variegated leaves instead of solid green.
And then, there's this plant. The city workers come through a couple times a year and cut back the overgrowth along the street. This has come up and regrown in only a couple months. It has reddish green branches, small white flowers that form clusters, and leaves that resemble a pyracanthus.
My elderly mother calls the blue a "wild wanderin' Jew" too. She knows the layman name for tons of wild flowers. I have found that I can't find clerks at nurseries that recognize them unless they are over 75! lol!
Miss Mary at Home Depot is my trusted information source... She knows just about everything...
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