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OT: Botanist Experts
In the infinite wisdom of the forum, anybody know what this is? And anything positive/negative about.
Background if helps. Moved in a few years ago. One was already growing. But it's massively grown over the years. Appears seeds spread, either through just normal seed droppings, or transportation through birds. Now have a one in my front yard and opposite side yard. Get big enough that frame does not support branch weight. Thanks in advance for time. |
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Pokeweed.
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Much thanks.
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have to boil the leaves 2-3 times to get the poisons out, but makes great greens! also helps if you listen to Elvis while you make it. Leave the berries to the birds tho.
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Google lens is great for identifying most anything.
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Poke salad Annie. God bless Tony Joe.
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I always called that Poke Berry, the birds eat it and it comes back out purple all over your car.
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A fun website that I found out about last week is inaturalist.org - lets anyone post photos to a map of the flora and fauna they see in their neighborhood, and handy for identifying stuff. (Not really for the other kind of naturalist.)
Last edited by zetroc; 08-22-2019 at 04:28 PM. |
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Quote:
https://www.inaturalist.org/ |
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My Grandma loved poke salad.
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