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This from your link: "Water-willow flowers from May through October. The flowers are on long stems originating from the base of the leaves. Flowers are 5-petaled orchid-like (3/4 inch diameter), white with purple/violet streaks on the lower petals. Water-willow can spread from seeds and forms extensive rhizomes by which it forms colonies and spreads rapidly."
Your plant to me looks like the description on water willow. I would let it grow one more year until it flowers. Flowering will verify the name. I have never seen water willow and do not know much about it. Evidently it will not grow very deep, but can form dense colonies. A glysophate based herbicide should kill it when you decide to get rid of it.
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BG sex?
by tim k - 05/12/24 07:01 AM
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