Identification of a plant

Ashfy

10 years ago

Pls,give the description of the plant...

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
10 years ago
Maybe some sort of bush honeysuckle?
weedlady
7 years ago
It would be helpful to know generally where you live (growing zone if you know that) and when you picked the leaves. Also, even better would be if you could post a photo of the whole plant if you have it growing near you. Besides honeysuckle, it resembles lilac stems in spring to me.
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weedlady
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Oh - just noticed the original post was over 3 years ago!

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