This appeared in our yard and it’s growing fast. We’ve not seen anything like this in our neighborhood and Google Image search failed us, too. What could it be?
This appeared in our yard and it’s growing fast. We’ve not seen anything like this in our neighborhood and Google Image search failed us, too. What could it be?
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Where is your yard?
The cruciform flowers suggests some sort of brassica gone to flower. Could be a radish of some sort.
It looks a lot like evening scented stock, though I’m not sure about the leaves. Does it smell amazing at night?
I got one of these volunteers, too!!! I love it! Been saving the seed pods! Plan to plant a large area with them. My bees love em!
Wild radish, invasive in the West
Not wild raddish but raddish (Raphanus sativum)
Looks like Hesperis matronalis aka Dames rocket pretty but invasive
Looks very much like arugula
If that’s a radish gone to seed you’ll have pods soon, which are excellent as a pickled snack IMO.
Wild radish!!
“Phlox “ flowers they come in several colors
White ,,pink purple ,pale pink ,pale purple
In the wild
Maybe sage
Wild radish, an invasive and extremely spreading variety. Hybrid of a local and an introduced Rat-Tailed Radish.
https://www.cal-ipc.org/plants/profile/raphanus-sativus-profile/