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.