Can anyone identify this wild plant? It grow in SC, can be about 2 feet high, and leaves are

[raccoon]

fuzzy.


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Sorry it's not bigger.

[Kali]

1. just delete the "th_" after th last /

no idea what that is (also not my region of the country), but leaves and plant shape can be so variable, flowers and or fruit/seed pods/etc are a much better way to ID plants

[Tsiyu]

7. Poison Ivy.......just kidding I think

I see three leaves and I start itching...

But maybe it's a small seedling from a bird gift.

Watch to see how it blooms but don't touch it...

[Denninmi]

8. It's absolutely, 100% not poison ivy.

It's definitely something in the pea family, related to the clovers. Leaf form is classic for a member of the Leguminosae/Fabaceae

[kurtzapril4]

2. Does it bloom?

When does it bloom? What colour? What does the bloom look like? It looks like something from the legume family.

[raccoon]

3. I don't remember seeing blooms on it. nt

[Curmudgeoness]

4. It looks like it might have a bloom coming soon,

if I am seeing the picture right. If you know where the plant is and can locate it again, keep checking on it and get a picture of the flower. That will make it much easier.

[Denninmi]

5. It's probably one of the tick trefoils.

There are many species. Possibly showy tick trefoil, Desmodium canadense, although the leaves on that species are usually more pointed.

[raccoon]

6. Thanks for your helpful comments. I'll keep an eye on that plant. nt