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Gardening

tsSleepyTimeDwnSout

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27. hi cirsium

Reply to Cirsium (Reply #24)

Sun Sep 8, 2024, 04:20 PM

Sep 2024

i'd be interested to know what your discipline is and where you are. i'm diggin your posts.

"the willy-nilly mixing . . ". i' m in western north carolina, and the invasives numbers are amazing. South Mountains State Park has had an ongoing, extensive eradication program goin on for years.

probably not news to you. great readin your posts.
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I found a most delightful surprise while clearing a garden. No, not a kitten. [View all] Siwsan Sep 2024 OP

Maybe the warm summers? Raven123 Sep 2024 #1

A sign that the universe loves you..... Karadeniz Sep 2024 #2

Are you sure it's a strawberry? cachukis Sep 2024 #3

Not a strawberry Cirsium Sep 2024 #4

Wow! The leaves and vines sure look like strawberries. Siwsan Sep 2024 #5

The seeds look like wrong color to be a strawberry Sanity Claws Sep 2024 #18

Afraid not! Jean Genie Sep 2024 #6

I'm pretty pleased to have a whole new species in the garden Siwsan Sep 2024 #8

I have several deck planter boxes with strawberries spooky3 Sep 2024 #12

We had a volunteer cantaloupe plant crud Sep 2024 #7

That is a beautiful strawberry. Perfect. LoisB Sep 2024 #9

I recently moved to a different state and found some of those under the front bushes in front of the porch. appleannie1 Sep 2024 #10

Weeds ❤️ tsSleepyTimeDwnSout Sep 2024 #11

Edible wild foods Cirsium Sep 2024 #24

agreed tsSleepyTimeDwnSout Sep 2024 #26

hi cirsium tsSleepyTimeDwnSout Sep 2024 #27

appleannie 🍎 tsSleepyTimeDwnSout Sep 2024 #13

I always appreciate getting helpful information. Siwsan Sep 2024 #16

We have a small patch of frais de bois, strawberries of the woods. Bumbles Sep 2024 #14

Bumbles Frais tsSleepyTimeDwnSout Sep 2024 #15

😋 Did it taste good? Clouds Passing Sep 2024 #17

I didn't eat it Siwsan Sep 2024 #19

Maybe a bit of strawberry will stimulate your appetite. Although garlic is wonderful Clouds Passing Sep 2024 #21

Central Washington here. LPBBEAR Sep 2024 #20

Central Washington tsSleepyTimeDwnSout Sep 2024 #22

Not in Central Washington LPBBEAR Sep 2024 #25

Nothing better than a strwberry fresh from the garden. applegrove Sep 2024 #23