I have no clue #2

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I have no clue #2

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Here is the other plant we have no idea what it is. It's hard to get a picture of it and the bloom is going to seed. TIA
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Crap, I know that plant,but can't think of it just now. THe common name has the word "feather" in it I think...
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Is ti a white Yarrow - ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM?

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Thank Caliloo, this one is no more that 6" high and doesn't do much at all.
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It's not white yarrow. I have that and that is not it.
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Its a weed :lol: :lol:

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Not saying I am right, but that looks an awful lot like achillea kelleri.
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