What are these?

Do I pull them or not?

I've seen that before but, I don't have any idea.

no idea, sorry I am no help!

No clue... sorry

dang you all get me excited to open up and read your replies only to have no answer! :P teasers

:lol

Dh & I *think* the 2nd and 3rd ones are. We've pulled those out. HTH

The second and third definitely look like weeds that I've pulled before. As a child we use to run our hands from the bottom of number 2 all the way up to the top, pull off all the green stuff and smell our hands, yep really crazy. But they grew out in a field so I'm gonna say all weeds.

The second one looks like licorice but it has no smell.

That first one might be coneflower. Looks like the one I have...are any flower buds showing?

The last one looks like ragweed to me:

http://uvalde.tamu.edu/herbarium/final/amar_lf.jpg

Maybe the second one is a type of dill? Does licorice have much of a smell on its leaves? I thought it was just the root that is used.

The second one may be bachelor buttons.

The second and third definitely look like weeds that I've pulled before. As a child we use to run our hands from the bottom of number 2 all the way up to the top, pull off all the green stuff and smell our hands, yep really crazy. But they grew out in a field so I'm gonna say all weeds.


*SOME* people would call them wildflowers and use them in serious droughts because they are natural landscaping. :lol

Maybe the second one is a type of dill? Does licorice have much of a smell on its leaves? I thought it was just the root that is used.

My dill has small feathery flowers and almost no leaves.

Pretty sure all three are weeds. Big question is "Did you plant any seeds?" If not, the birds probably planted them for you or they are weed seeds.

~Carla

The 1st one is a weed, it grows all over my gardens, and I have to pull them alot. They don't have any pretty flowers or anything. the 2 and 3 are as well, but I don't know the names of anything.