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I also know it as gout weed and when I checked online another name is ground elder. But whatever it's name it's also called the most hated flower. Yeah! It quickly took over my garden, spread to the yard and is totaly out of control. But it's so pretty!
A weed spraying train with a former IC GP sits tied down on the south end of the siding on the Holly sub just outside of Durand. The train had spent a couple weeks in Michigan spraying the lines and I was finally able to shoot it.
Different day, different location, different wasp.
Everyone should have Butterfly Weed in the garden. This variety, Tropical Milkweed, is not sold in local garden shops for some reason, but grows here very well.
And attracts so very many visitors.
Whilst at Rutland Water last weekend watching the ospreys I finally saw the grebes do their weed dance. It was brilliant! Shame it was overcast at the time but you can't have everything.
Up jumped a spire,
Of promiscuous nature.
Ugly beauty.
DeKalb County (Northlake), Georgia, USA.
21 March 2020.
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SL screen shot with no post-production. Originally published on SL Feed my.secondlife.com/seicher.rae/snapshots/5ada8afad774f869c... April 2018
readily known as a pesky weed in the wildflower garden...not so readily known is that they make nutlets (tubers), underground, which can be roasted and eaten (as in, edible for survival)
According to a sourcebook of edible plants, this was once added to Egyptian barley juice for sweetness. Supposedly has an almond flavor.
No, I have not tried it!... *grin*
Extreme closeup of a very tiny weed in our backyard in Madison, Alabama. Taken with a 7Artisans 60mm macro lens.
I came upon this spot on the Atlantic side of Bahia Honda at just the right time. The sun was rising. It was close enough to low tide that the beach was exposed and the waves were not pounding on the rocks. The Sargasso Weed had completely covered part of the beach in the background and was starting to decay. The smell there was overpowering, but here, there was no smell and the plant looked quite beautiful.
Weed Shadows black and white of a wild plant happily growing in a planter, back light by nature, shot in North Carolina.
After being tied down at Colvill for a couple hours and with a fresh crew out of Lacrosse onboard. KCS 3963, an SD70MAC. Leads CPKC weed sprayer 2WRI-15 through Red Wing, MN. Their plan was to tie down in St. Paul, but after a quick call saying St. Paul couldn't take them. They would take it up to Humboldt and tie it down there.
Tribute to the weed:
You are just a weed
I did not sow your seed
And yet, here you are
Flourishing wide and far
I bend down to pluck out a tiny nuisance
Only to see your hidden beauty and 'flor essence'.
A soft stemmed weed growing beside the fence separating the railway tracks from a wide path alongside the Wayville Showgrounds.
The weed train led by CP 6043 heads west just outside of Dickinson siding, spraying the shoulders along the Paynesville Subdivision.