Yep..it's the scourge of lawn freaks everywhere... a dandilion.
I'm not sure about the camera.. it's a $250 point and shoot.
Pal, asparagus is a good guess, but the bud looks a lot like wheat. It also flowers... so I don't think it's asparagus, though I wish it was...
I'll have to put up a shot that shows the flowers better.
A couple interesting things about asparagus, if you plant some, you shouldn't harvest any for three years to allow the root system to develop. Also, under ideal conditions, asparagus can grow as much as 12 inches in one day.
And after the spears are picked the plant grows into ferns with red berries.
Don't be stupid. Really, don't be stupid. Stop. Reread your comment. Does it make sense? Are you making something up out of thin air in order to attack me with it? Reading something into a post that's clearly not there or even implied? Then don't bother posting. For that matter, if that's the case, don't bother coming back.
Looks like a dandelion. It also looks like you have a better camera than I do.
ReplyDeleteThe first photo looks like wild asparagus. Don't know about the other----I'll have to wait until Mr. Greenjeans gets home.
ReplyDeleteYep..it's the scourge of lawn freaks everywhere... a dandilion.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure about the camera.. it's a $250 point and shoot.
Pal, asparagus is a good guess, but the bud looks a lot like wheat. It also flowers... so I don't think it's asparagus, though I wish it was...
I'll have to put up a shot that shows the flowers better.
A couple interesting things about asparagus, if you plant some, you shouldn't harvest any for three years to allow the root system to develop. Also, under ideal conditions, asparagus can grow as much as 12 inches in one day.
And after the spears are picked the plant grows into ferns with red berries.
That bud looks like one for smoking......
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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