Just got this beauty from my college plant sale and I wanted some advice on how to take care of her. Is it kinda like taking care of a hydrangea or different?
Edit:
They told me she was a dahlia but I can’t tell…
by Heavy_Economics_8595
Just got this beauty from my college plant sale and I wanted some advice on how to take care of her. Is it kinda like taking care of a hydrangea or different?
Edit:
They told me she was a dahlia but I can’t tell…
by Heavy_Economics_8595
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Sorry to say this, but that’s not a dahlia. Dahlia leaves look like this:
https://preview.redd.it/gb6j55l34zzg1.jpeg?width=1928&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e6e984477e29b9861875bbc1ba3e004110fcd8bf
This looks like it might be rudbeckia, but definitely not a dahlia
Sweet Jesus, I think your baby was switched at birth! Call the police and report the hospital!!!
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That looks like spinach to me?
That’s a rudbeckia. A variety of black eyed susan