Do you recognize this wildflower?
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Comments (10)Thanks for trying. I do appreciate your efforts. I looked at a few pics of others. I believe it bloomed in the Fall or late summer as it was after I returned from the trip to my sister's last yr. I think its probably Bidens laevis smooth beggartick. That was the only picture I saw where the leaves matched and the center of the flower was the right color and had 8 petals. Thanks to all for your help :-) Marie Here is a link that might be useful: Picture of the closest match...See MoreDoes anybody recognize this wildflower?
Comments (18)Yea, sigh, many of the dogs are grazers. One of them chewed my Sterling Silver rose so many times, she caused the bush to revert to a rugosa. Last year it bloomed with small red flowers! I had to fence off my asparagus because the dogs kept digging them up and eating them. They all love fruits and vegetables, and some of them eat flowers, too. I used to allow my hedgehogs some garden time, under supervision so they wouldn't get lost. They'd wander through the strawberry bed taking one bite out of each strawberry they came across. They never ate a whole strawberry. They lost their garden privileges. The long-earred hedgies have really expressive faces. The old black Lab in the photo loved to supervise the hedgehogs for me. This one is peeved about my intrusion with the camera. Lorna...See MoreDo you recognize this gold colored mushroom?
Comments (9)Since tree roots extend beyond the branch canopy Armillaria mushrooms coming from the roots of an infested tree can pop up some distance from the trunk. As with plant species (fungi are not plants) and birds there are always certain particular features used to recognize each. And tell them from superficially similar ones. So try searches like "north carolina mushroom identification" to see if you can get sites providing enough detail to be able to tell - definitely do not assume the ones on your place are not poisonous without being quite confident in an identification. Also if you check there may be a mushroom enthusiast group show going on in your area somewhere....See MoreDo you recognize this grass?
Comments (6)Judging from Floral_uk's link, it looks most like barley to me - although the shape of the grains seems a bit more like wheat, wheat supposedly doesn't have such long beards. Thanks to all!...See MoreAlisande
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