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Unknown 4-Foot Plant: Need Photo for Identification

A user has a 4-foot tall plant that keeps growing, no idea what it is.

Expert Answer: Apologizes for delay due to vacation. Needs a photo for identification. Requests a 6x8 inch picture at 72 dpi sent to john@arklatexwatergardens.com.

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