Baymule’s Journal

[canesisters]

Saw this & thought of you @Baymule
It's a thistle picker!

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[murphysranch]

^^ I have two of those. I'm thinkin' they are too piddly for Bay's thistles but it works for my weeds.

 

[Mini Horses]

I don't destroy dandelion . My goats love them. Plus they're very edible for humans....in case ya ever need to know

 

[Baymule]

I bookmarked that. The weeder would do a lot of gardening work, and SMALL thistles!

 

[CLSranch]

If it was capable of pulling thistles I'd love it. I usually take a spade and hit 3 or 4 sides straight down then pry.

I don't destroy dandelion . My goats love them. Plus they're very edible for humans....in case ya ever need to know

I try to keep them for bee's. They are some of the first and last things to bloom of the year. If it doesn't have a super hard freeze then another killing freeze early I can have them in the yard until late Dec. Also like the SHTF they are far better for you than eating lettuce in a salad.

Speaking of thistle I need to go dig up a dozen or 2. Found several in the garden. It should be easy after our 3+ and gaining rain.

 

[R2elk]

I try to keep them for bee's.

I do the same.

 

[Baymule]

Dandelion blooms make a good tea and jelly. I even made dandelion wine.

 

[Finnie]

Did anyone notice how spongy her ground was when she stepped on the weeder? She either soaked it for the video, or she has some nice loose soil!

 

[fuzzi]

Did anyone notice how spongy her ground was when she stepped on the weeder? She either soaked it for the video, or she has some nice loose soil!

I was thinking that it wouldn't work on the clay here.

 

[SageHill]

I was thinking that it wouldn't work on the clay here.

And probably not here on hard decomposed granite.