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Jun 11, 2020 11:29 PM CST
Name: Bea
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Sorry about the loss of the two baby plants. Sometimes it's frustrating when a lot of work and expectations hang in the balance.

I wanted to report a new baby I found today in my garden of May apples.Podophyllum; ‎Linnaeus
Species‎: ‎P. peltatum

I believe a new hybrid has possibly popped up. The leaves are totally different than the species growing . The new leaf in question is glossy in comparison to the leaves of the species grown. The shape of the new leaf is shaped similar to 'Spotty Dottty'.

See pics. What do you think?
New hybrid leaf resting on the other leaf shape.
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Leafs of the May apple growing
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New leaf different shape showing stem and base into soil.
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It's the only new shaped leaf in the whole area . I will have to protect this one and mark it to know where to look for next spring.
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I’m so busy... “I don’t know if I found a rope or lost a horse.”

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