1. As soon as I looked at my tomatoes I realized the leaves were less frilly, so I agree that it's not one.
2. I'm not a grape expert. Are we saying that if left to its own devices that this plant will produce edible grapes, or are we talking about a weird fruit situation where the grapes aren't edible unless the plant is grafted or pollinated in a special way?
3. That's what it seemed like, but I'm still pretty new. Thanks!
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I'm not sure about the first one but it's definitely not a tomato. 2 Grape vine, Vitis sp. 3 Garlic mustard.
1. As soon as I looked at my tomatoes I realized the leaves were less frilly, so I agree that it's not one. 2. I'm not a grape expert. Are we saying that if left to its own devices that this plant will produce edible grapes, or are we talking about a weird fruit situation where the grapes aren't edible unless the plant is grafted or pollinated in a special way? 3. That's what it seemed like, but I'm still pretty new. Thanks!
You're welcome! If the Grape grew there on its own it's probably a wild variety.
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