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I'm leaning towards weed, but it just doesn't seem malicious enough to be a desert weed. Desert weeds always seem to have some sort of bite.
In other garden excitement, remember these guys?
About a day later they were kindly relieved from their leaves. Now I can't decide who to blame. Ada has left the garden alone for the most part, but she is a devious creature. I don't put it past her ability to carefully remove 1inch leaves one by one if the fancy took her. Or do you think a little bunny wandered off the golf course? Then there are our six legged friends to take into account as well.
I was so proud of the solitary plant that managed to keep on fighting despite its balding state. Then the criminal herbivore struck again, successfully navigating my tomato cage barrier
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Your mystery plant looks like a milkweed to me. I vote for bunnies as predators, or it could be birds. My dogs aren't that delicate. There are leaf cutter bugs that could do it too but I lean toward bunnies. Block the fence with chicken wire and see if that helps. My dogs have taken to picking my tomatoes and leaving them on the grass for me. ARG. The joy of gardening.
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