Pi = 3.14159
Not a strawberry plant,
I think it's PI.
I see I'm not the only one who was thinking along this same line of thinking when they saw the thread title.
PI?
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I see I'm not the only one who was thinking along this same line of thinking when they saw the thread title.
Physical inventory jumped to top of mind for me, but only because I've been doing some stuff related to it at work lately.
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Looks just like the poison ivy in central PA. There are some trees that have so much on them that it looks like the leaves from the tree. The vines can grow to several inches in diameter. We don't have any in our yard but I point it out to my girls every time we see it in the woods so that they know to stay away from it. Very nasty stuff.
Bingo! That's what I thought, too. It is easy to mistake Virginia creeper for PI. We have both here, in great quantities. The younger leaves are the hardest to identify.
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