Grass, Weeds and Forbs-Picture I.D.

[Baymule]

Unfortunately I have a bodacious amount of this poison hemlock. It is in large amounts in the front field and back field.

 

[Baymule]

Dog Fennel. It has an extensive root system, that makes it hard to get rid of.

 

[Baymule]

Agree! pain relief

You guys had me feeling badly that YOUR phones had this and my "lesser?" Android didn't. .

THEN....not to be left behind...I searched and found i DID have such available just had to download the free app. It does work on insects/animals too. Yep, identified my goats! And by breed.

Now I know that crap is milkweed! Not wanted before or since I knew what it was something else I want to ID, gotta remember phone. Also did a few things I absolutely knew -- to make sure the app was correct. well, confidence grew. It's a fun app

Start posting!

 

[Baymule]

I’ve been out pulling nightshades. Lucky me! I have lots of them, 3 different varieties. I’ve seen a couple of black nightshades, they got mowed down. But I have plenty of the other 2 varieties. I have Jerusalem cherry, which was loaded with green balls turning to orange red and starting to drop. And a patch of silver leaf nightshade with pretty purple flowers that was also forming green balls for seed. So I took my wagon and pulled them up.

Mowing would only scatter the seeds and spraying with poison wouldn’t kill the seed, protected in their covering.

Jerusalem Cherry

Silver Leaf Nightshade.

Sentry kept a close watch on me. He stayed with me, forsaking the cool shade of the oak tree, to be with me. I finally quit and took him in the house where he is now snoring.

 

[SageHill]

Jimsonweed aka Thornapple
A member of the nightshade family - extremely poisonous and a hallucinogen (and it STINKS)

It starts out small and grows pretty fast - that's my foot.

 

[Baymule]

It’s flower looks like a morning glory.

 

[SageHill]

It’s flower looks like a morning glory.

It does! But huge! Pretty flower for sure.

 

[Baymule]

This caught my eye, so o snapped a picture and looked it up. Then I pulled it up.

 

[canesisters]

I love this thread... I hate that so many of the bad guys yall identify are in my yards & pastures..

 

[Mini Horses]

Well hemlock & queen Anne's lace look very much alike...from afar. Check this out as queen Anne is ok.

Poison Hemlock vs. Queen Anne’s Lace: How to Tell the Difference

Queen Anne’s Lace and poison hemlock look similar, making identification tricky. This article helps you identify the plants based on key differences.

www.thespruce.com