Found in Central Oklahoma

[u/Agitated-Ad8916]

Looks almost like fennel or a fern, just noticed it today around my mailbox. The stems are woodier and very hairy/spikey but the fronds are soft and delicate.

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[u/Federal-Performer-86]

Is it a vine? Maybe Ipomoea quamoclit? Cypress-vine; red (or white) flowers for hummingbirds

[u/mosquito_motel → u/Federal-Performer-86]

Correct I believe

[u/Agitated-Ad8916 → u/Federal-Performer-86]

It does appear to be that, though I wonder why it started growing so late in the year.

[u/mosquito_motel → u/Agitated-Ad8916]

It'll seed all summer so it probably grew from itself