Plant #3 looks like burdock, but I can't be sure from just the pic. Invasive stuff here, we're trying to eradicate it.
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Just checked to see what that was & yep, those are all over the hill in the "burr" stage. Kids have been dragging them in on their coats & clothes all winter. Guess it goes to the burn pile.Plant #3 looks like burdock, but I can't be sure from just the pic. Invasive stuff here, we're trying to eradicate it.
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Burn it all!!It will become the bane of your landscape! Those things stick to skin.![]()
Already figured that 1 out. Been picking it off of hoodies & sweat pants for MONTHS now. I think they already dragged every burr on the property into the house.Burn it all!!It will become the bane of your landscape! Those things stick to skin.![]()
would the green fleshed cantaloupe be what we call honeydew melon around hereYeah,
Mine on the scarlet runner bean.
Here's what I haveL
Bloomsdale Longstanding spinach
Green fleshed Rocky Ford Cantaloupe
San Marzano tomatoes
Okra Emerald
Celery, Utah Improved
Parsnips, Hollow Crown
OK, I have more plants I can add to my swap page, but I need some help IDing them 1st. Anyone know what any of these are:
Plant 1: PEONY
Plant 2: some kind of ground cover that's all over the bank beside the house
Plant 3: BURDOCK (headed to the burn pile)
Bush 1: this is planted as a living privacy fence on 2 sides of the yard:
2 views of bush 2: there are at least 3 of these in the yard (sorry the 1st 1 is sideways, was trying to get a full view) 2nd pic is closeup of buds on branches
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No, it's actually a cantelope with green flesh instead of orange. The skin is netted instead of smooth.