A gardener in Maryland planted unknown seeds in May. The plant grew to 15 feet without blooming, wasn't invasive, had velvety young stems that matured to resemble large sunflower stalks, and produced very large leaves.
Plant 1
Plant 2
The plant is a mulberry (Morus sp.). To determine the exact species, the expert asked for leaf texture details:
The gardener's response would narrow the identification.
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