Is this a weed in my garden bed????

[chickentrains]

Do you have a permit for that?!

jk its a joke

 

[FloorCandy]

to much of it at once may not be good, it used medicinally for headaches

If you have enough birds, they probably would never get enough to be a problem...but I definitely have a reasonable amount ::cough:cough::, certainly not 100 hidden under my deck where the neighbors can’t see them.

 

[cavemanrich]

Do you have a permit for that?!

jk its a joke

Imma growin dis in Illinoise without permit. Just heard that lunch is readddddy.

 

[cavemanrich]

Hey everyone! I am prepping my veggie beds for the season and have this plant or weed growing in there. Can anyone confirm what it is?? It could be a weed but didn’t want to dig it up in case it’s something from last year re growing.
Thanks for any suggestions.

Did you decide to let it go to flower, and is it Feverfew?

 

[sgtruglo]

Did you decide to let it go to flower, and is it Feverfew?

Unfortunately no, I pulled it and planted my tomatoes. Sorry

 

[Sally PB]

Wish I seen this when you first posted it. Did you plant cilantro last year? It reminds me of my cilantro, which is just coming up all over the place, anywhere within 10 feet of where I planted it last year. One thing I don't need to plant again, it easily reseeds.

 

[sgtruglo]

Wish I seen this when you first posted it. Did you plant cilantro last year? It reminds me of my cilantro, which is just coming up all over the place, anywhere within 10 feet of where I planted it last year. One thing I don't need to plant again, it easily reseeds.

Thanks for the idea. I had planted cilantro in my herb boxes which are not close to my raised beds, so I do not think it would be that. Thank u

 

[24Elsinore]

Imma growin dis in Illinoise without permit. Just heard that lunch is readddddy.
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Back when I was still living in Champaign IL, I used to volunteer doing natural areas restoration for the Urbana Park District. About 10 years ago they acquired a property where the water treatment facility used to dump their biosolids. The land manager told me the year after they stopped dumping the biosolids, the entire property germinated into marijuana. Like, acres of straight monoculture of marijuana. He said it was overwhelming, but also predictable in a college town, when you stop and think about it.

 

[cavemanrich]

but also predictable in a college town, when you stop and think about it.

Government water treatment provides fertile grounds, and plenty of seeds left in those envelopes, Its a natural win win. Wonder how many of those seeds came thru from munching Brownies. And they cant grab you for doing something in your backyard.

 

[Cecisflock]

And they cant grab you for doing something in your backyard

They very much can and will