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Tree_Climber Brown City, MI(Zone 5a) Apr 03, 2001

I can't find this one in my books either. This too was growing in the woods, but right in the creek. Any Ideas?
Kathy

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Linnea Tilton, NH(Zone 4a) Apr 04, 2001

This looks like it might be a kind of buttercup from the shape of the leaves

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Tree_Climber Brown City, MI(Zone 5a) Apr 04, 2001

Cedar,
That's the idea that "came to me" last night as well.
If it blooms maybe I can Identify it. I'll just have to keep watching.

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mark Antrim, Northern Ire, United Kingdom(Zone 8b) Apr 20, 2001

how about marsh marigold?

Mark
N Ireland

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Tree_Climber Brown City, MI(Zone 5a) Apr 20, 2001

Not Marsh Marigold, but I suspect it is in the same family.
Probably a type of Buttercup.

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weebus Olympia, WA(Zone 8b) Apr 21, 2001

It looks like a swamp buttercup. It is VERY aggressive. Run while you can!

weebus

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Tree_Climber Brown City, MI(Zone 5a) Apr 21, 2001

Weebus,
thanks for the chuckle................and the help.

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