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I’m assuming this is a weed? I always thought it was a pine tree sprout, but I think it’s a weed. They pop up all over my flower beds and rock areas.

A.C. Thrash Unregistered says:

I live IN the woods about 45 minutes or so north of Atlanta, south of Rome. I have these all the time. I’m 98% sure they are pine sprouts.

August 12th, 2023 at 8:26pm
laura735 Master Identifier says:

Seedlings at this stage is hard to tell. You could put on some gloves, crush or bruise the seedlings and see if they have a pine like aroma. If this not pine, please resubmit and give us an update as these grow more mature. For now check out some pine seedlings from the included link bellow. Thank you & best wishes!

July 11th, 2023 at 1:37am

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