On 01/11/2019 17:38, Another John wrote:
In article ,
Stewart Robert Hinsley wrote:

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I continue to have a hunch that plant B is some form of Bidens, but I
open to better suggestions. For what it's worth, the leaflets of plant B
do look somewhat similar to the leaves of Guizotia, but they're broadest
near the base, not past the middle.

Thanks for your extensive analysis Stewart - remarkable. So ... "the
hunt goes on" :-) We won't be grubbing them up and composting them any
time soon.


PS: as for the size of the plants and the seeds, Epilobium hirsutum
seeds are smaller.

Well yes -- I was joking :-) I always think for foxgloves, and even
more the Great Mullein, which are whacking sturdy plants!

Cheers
John


When winter arrives you may be able to make a judgement as to whether
the plants (particular plant B, where the Dahlia hypothesis is
plausible) are annual or perennial.

--
SRH