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It reproduces from seed each year and grows profusely in the spring when it forms mats of creeping stems that root at the nodes,” explained the Extension specialist.
“Mouse-eared chickweed differs from the common chickweed in that it is perennial and regrows year after year from the same root system. It also produces seeds to infest new areas. An easily^noted difference betweeri the two
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