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| A Cool Fungus |
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| A Tropical Tree Given By a Friend |
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| Wild Strawberries Discovered Beneath Invasive Prickly Lettuce Plants |
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| Not From My Garden, an Interesting Vegetable Drawer Discovery |
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| These Nonviable Buckeye Tree Fruits Pelted Me a Week or So Ago |
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| Yuccas Planted by Former Homeowners 3 + Decades Ago (!) Continue Thriving |
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| What a Vibrant Insect Relaxing on a Rose |
Have harvested vegetables ever sprouted in your home? Did you feel safe eating them?
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Yes, nice photos. Did the wild strawberries taste nice? Strayer mentioned them in a recent post.
ReplyDeleteAn online query claimed them to be pretty tasteless, so I didn't try them. Thanks for asking and leaving kind words. Be well!
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ReplyDeleteLovely photos and just like the bumble bee I'd love to sleep on a rose...!
Hugs,
Mariette
Ooh, sleeping on a rose would be delightful. :) I didn't think of that. Hugs, my dear.
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DeleteI'm glad you're having some gardening fun!
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DeleteMy carrots do that in the fridge too. That looks like a lion's mane mushroom- I have yet to find one of those. They are supposed to taste like seafood . I don't like seafood, but I want to find one. XO
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DeleteI bet that carrot would grow, with some dirt on it.
ReplyDeleteI regret not trying that, actually. It could have been fun.
DeleteThose things fell on you? Yikes. Nature can be dangerous.
ReplyDeleteSo true.
DeleteI only put out two tomato plants and although I have maters, I don't have eatable ones yet! Oh wait, I do have herbs growing and yes, I eat them. I always grow rosemary, basil, and oregano. Hope you enjoyed your time under the buckeye tree and although I know what buckeyes are, I even have one in my jewelry box....but I have never seen one live that I know of.Down the street a couple of miles, is a tree that has white crap flying all over, I think it is a cottonwood, but there again, I am not sure if I would know one when I saw it. I do know however, once upon a time, 20 odd years ago, I was highly allergic to cottonwood.
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed we both get some yummy tomatoes.
DeleteSo, carrots get hairy as they age? Fascinating.
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DeleteLovely photos, Darla, but that hairy carrot is peculiar. Cool fungus, cool fungus, wherever you look there's beauty among us...
ReplyDeleteI try to pay attention whenever outside, which is more and more often. :)
DeleteInteresting assortment. I liked the wild strawberries!
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