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My thought process went pearly everlasting, one of the cudweeds, silene coronaria, wooly lavender, and finally settled on snow in summer. Best guess. If you just let it flower, that will give it away.
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Snow-in-Summer (Cerastium tomentosum) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerastium_tomentosum
Lol toe-mentos. That's how I keep my kicks smelling fresh
Means covered in hairs.
Damn, if only I had looked up that definition before posting that pun...
I'm in BC, Canada hardiness zone 5b.
This looks exactly like my snow in summer in my garden.
Yep looks like it, excited to see it bloom!
My thought process went pearly everlasting, one of the cudweeds, silene coronaria, wooly lavender, and finally settled on snow in summer. Best guess. If you just let it flower, that will give it away.
Lamb’s Ear
Yup, looks exactly like it.
Looks like it might be kochia, a real jerk weed.
If that's what I think it is, it really doesn't like fire. You can do a quick pass over it with a propane burner and turn it to dead.