Basal rosette of large, fuzzy, lamb's ear-like leaves + 2-ft yellow flower spike = verbascum. Wild types are biennial weeds; garden cultivars (V. 'Southern Charm', V. 'Jackie') are perennial and less aggressive.
Garden verbascums are stunning vertical accents. Deadhead to limit spread. Google Images: verbascum for ID confirmation.
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