It was a solitary walk. Hubby's favorite walk is from the couch to the refrigerator. Unless he can get me to fetch for him.
As you can see, Queen Anne's Lace has taken over the field. Want to know a little more about my favorite weed and why it is called a "wild carrot?" Check it out http://www.fcps.edu/islandcreekes/ecology/queen_annes_lace.htm.
We can all use a little education.
I love these purple flowers, weeds, whatever they are, but have no clue what they are.
If you are in Ohio and want to hang with some people who can answer all of your questions about native plants, you should attend the Midwest Native Plant Society Conference. It is being held at the Bergamo Center in Dayton, Ohio, August 6, 7 & 8.
You can get more information at http://cincinnatibirds.com/mwnp/.
That little bit of exercise felt good. For a reward, I poured myself a gin and tonic.
The tonic is for medicinal purposes. I hear that it helps malaria. Just in case.
Judy...your drinking and talking to the plants again! This will make you insane...and then I will be jealous.
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted to be insane. Tell me a story. I love stories....
Love Queen Anne's lace. We have it here too. I remember the first time I read about it, they called it a noxious weed. That stuck in my head, obviously. hope you are doing well.
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