Dixie Chicks

[hennible]

Queen anne's lace grows all over here. You can eat the roots boiled like carrots. I've never tried it but I know the roots smell just like carrots.

Make sure it's Queen Anne's lace... Hemlock looks nearly identical and also smells like carrots but it will kill you... It was introduced in the 1800s as a garden plant from Europe and it has taken over in a lot of areas...

OutpostJWB
Here's a cushion comb

 

[Beer can]

@RavynFallen Have you ever heard of eating local wild flower honey for allergies? Something about the bees getting their nectar from flowers you have allergies fromand converting it to honey helps. I don't know just heard this from my neighbor, I'm not allergic to anything.

 

[hennible]

@hennible
 , maybe a pea? i can't see it that well

The babies that do you have pea combs have a more obvious pea comb.... It's the bristle feathers on the comb that are making me think it might be a cushion comb

 

[sharron]

@Amberjem

beautiful day here too, kinda windy but the suns out and its high 50's

 

[hennible]

@RavynFallen Have you ever heard of eating local wild flower honey for allergies? Something about the bees getting their nectar from flowers you have allergies fromand converting it to honey helps. I don't know just heard this from my neighbor, I'm not allergic to anything.

I've heard that it's the micro amounts of pollen in the honey that help your body to stop over reacting and you stop creating so much histamine when exposed to pollen

 

[Ravynscroft]

@RavynFallen Have you ever heard of eating local wild flower honey for allergies? Something about the bees getting their nectar from flowers you have allergies fromand converting it to honey helps. I don't know just heard this from my neighbor, I'm not allergic to anything.

Huh... think that does sound familiar... wouldn't hurt to try, I already feel like I'm dying, lol...
Thanks, Beer can, guess I will hit up the Amish for some honey...

 

[Outpost JWB]

OutpostJWB
Here's a cushion comb

So the cushion comb is smooth? If so, your chick picture looks like pea comb. I am going to google the cushion comb. I had never heard of that.

 

[Ravynscroft]

I've heard that it's the micro amounts of pollen in the honey that help your body to stop over reacting and you stop creating so much histamine when exposed to pollen

So you think it'd help, Sam?

 

[tntchix]

Lucky! It took me 15 minutes of the defroster and chiseling my way into the car this morning.

that was my car too

but i got a fantastic deal on my new dishwasher so it was so worth scraping and yanking on the doors.He price matched 10% less (Lowes sale) + 10% more off for friends/family discount, no tax, free install - and another 10% off extended maintenance agreement ( only reason i got it)

best friday shopping in a long time

 

[Beer can]

It's definitely queen anne's lace. I didn't know they were so similar, thanks for the warning! They say the dead giveaway is the stem.
"Queen Anne’s Lace has a hairy, completely green stem. Poison Hemlock is smooth, and has purple or black spots, or streaks on the stem." And if the stem is crushed it smells like carrot, hemlock doesn't.
To be edible and not woody though it has to be eaten its first year, flowers its second and is woody.