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Did you happen to notice any spines? It sure feels like Devils Walking Stick (Aralia spinosa)

The scale and situation are correct. From what I can see the leaves are large and complex enough, and the flower clusters jive with immature Walking Stick flowers. I don't see spines in the photos, but you don't tend to see them on the new leaves and branches.

Could this be it?

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Did you happen to notice any spines? It sure feels like Devils Walking Stick (Aralia spinosa)

The scale and situation are correct. From what I can see the leaves are large and complex enough, and the flower clusters jive with immature Walking Stick flowers. I don't see spines in the photos, but you don't tend to see them on the new leaves and branches.

Could this be it?

Did you happen to notice any spines? It sure feels like Devils Walking Stick (Aralia spinosa)

The scale and situation are correct. From what I can see the leaves are large and complex enough, and the flower clusters jive with immature Walking Stick flowers. I don't see spines in the photos, but you don't tend to see them on the new leaves and branches.

Could this be it?

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That Idiot
That Idiot
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Did you happen to notice any spines? It sure feels like Devils Walking Stick (Aralia spinosa)

The scale and situation are correct. From what I can see the leaves are large and complex enough, and the flower clusters jive with immature Walking Stick flowers. I don't see spines in the photos, but you don't tend to see them on the new leaves and branches.

Could this be it?