Q: Can you identify this plant?
A: Garden coach Daryl Pulis identifies it as Talinum paniculatum, commonly called Jewels of Opar.
Although sold as an ornamental for its delicate pink flower panicles and glossy seed pods, Jewels of Opar is widely considered a nuisance weed. It self-sows aggressively and can become difficult to eradicate once established.

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