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Tetters
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......that`s what they all say......I think that looks like physalis..... chinese lanterns is the more common name. If it is, it should show some lanterns soon.
Marck
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The leaves shown in the OP do NOT look like those of Lantern-cherry (Physalis alkekengi, formerly Alkekengi officinarum).
The leaves do look like a member of the Morning-glory Family (Convolvulaceae). They look particularly similar to Hairy Clustervine (Jacquemontia tamnifolia), a blue-flowered Morning-glory relative native to the southeastern U.S., but of course it would be good to see the plant in flower for a more definitive determination.
The leaves do look like a member of the Morning-glory Family (Convolvulaceae). They look particularly similar to Hairy Clustervine (Jacquemontia tamnifolia), a blue-flowered Morning-glory relative native to the southeastern U.S., but of course it would be good to see the plant in flower for a more definitive determination.