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Maybe Shoreline Sea Purslane
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There are definitely similarities, but I think the leaves are thicker on the Shoreline sea purslane than on this mystery plant. I have no clue what this one is!!
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Chickweed
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You are correct!
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Good old skunk cabbage
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Yes!
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Yes!
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The flowers and berries are edible.
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Elderberry?
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Yes you're right.
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That one I knew! Grew up on 100 acres of farmland with tons of wild berries of all kinds.