I am needing help in identifying this flower or weed I think it may be . I for the life of me have searched through all weeds of our province on site and cant find anything that looks like it and I haven't had any flowers that look like this either . We do live in the country and by fields and have birds carry stuff over the gardens and drop things or the wind blows seeds of all sorts here but I have never seen it before .
I like the look of it and to me it looks a bit like a breed of Milkweed but cant seem to pin point that either .
I tried to narrow the identifying down but I am at a stand still nothing I search seems to look like it at all. I am stuck lol please if anyone knows what this plant is could you let me know I would greatly appreciate it .
Update on my sister Ann :
The neurologist's did relieve pressure and fluid from her brain and she did have a reaction of pulling her hand back when the nurse squeezed it and she was moving her head a bit to so that is a glimpse of hope there as the brain is what tells the arms , hands , neck and head to move the feet and legs are controlled by the spine , before there was no response from her brain at all but now there is a bit so they said give it a few days and we shall see , so still hoping for a miracle and hoping not to much damage has happened or been done . I haven't felt much like blogging these past few weeks but I do read all your lovely comments when I do post and I thank you for that .
Until next time .
Country Gal
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That is encouraging news about Ann, hope improvement continues.
Is your plant one if the fleabane family? You might get a better ID when the blooms open.
I am glad your sister is showing signs of improvement. Sure hope she will be well soon. That weed, or plant, I should say, is a new one to me too. If you find out what it is, I hope you will tell us. I love the little fence Papa built you in your last post.
That is hopeful news about your sister. I sincerely wish she continues to improve.
Prayers for your sisters continued improvement.
Hi there, I have had this weed in our yard but have no idea what it is! That is so hopeful about your sister!
I understand not blogging.
Hugs,
Noreen
No idea what it is. Keeping your family in my thoughts.
So nice to hear there was a response from your sister. They also say that even when someone is in a coma, there is a very good chance they can still hear you so keep on talking too. I pray she will recover.
Sorry, I don't recognize the plant.
Sending hugs and yes that is good news I think. I have those plants too I thought they were weeds:) Hug B
Continuing to keep your sister and you in my prayers.
I'll keep your sister in my thoughts and prayers, Elaine. I'm sorry...no idea.
Prayers for you and for your sister! :)
Keeping your sister and you in my prayers. I can imagine that you don't feel like blogging much these days - it's such a worry! I don't recognize that plant either - sorry. Take care.
You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Morning, so happy to hear the news about your sister, will keep her on n my prayers...... Not to sure about the plant either, good luck finding out.Blessings Francine.
Prayers for your sister and the glimmer of hope you have now for her recovery.
Hi Elaine...
Good thoughts for your dear sister♥️
I think you may have Mustard Garlic...look it up...I have it at the cottage! Forever pulling it out!
Does yours have kind of purple under the stems?
Good luck!
Cheers!
Linda :o)
Sorry, no idea about your plant. I hope that this improve for your sister, it is good that there are some good signs and I hope they continue. xx
Continued prayers for Ann. That is encouraging news from the doctors. I'm pretty sure I've had this plant in my gardens, but it didn't flower into anything except tiny flowers at the very top. I figured it's a weed, and pulled it out when nothing really came of it.
Wendy
Good news about your sister and praying for a miracle for her
I have no idea what the plant is but does look interesting
No idea about the ID on the plant, Elaine, but it sort of does look like a type of milkweed. Thanks for the encouraging news about your sister, Ann, and hope this is a sign of better results to come. And, it is quite understandable that blog posting takes a back seat to other issues with family. Take good care of each other.
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