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Gardening

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16. I always appreciate getting helpful information.

Sat Sep 7, 2024, 02:13 PM

Sep 2024

This is a plant I never even knew existed. Now I'm a touch smarter.

I never ate it.

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I found a most delightful surprise while clearing a garden. No, not a kitten. [View all] Siwsan Sep 2024 OP

Maybe the warm summers? Raven123 Sep 2024 #1

A sign that the universe loves you..... Karadeniz Sep 2024 #2

Are you sure it's a strawberry? cachukis Sep 2024 #3

Not a strawberry Cirsium Sep 2024 #4

Wow! The leaves and vines sure look like strawberries. Siwsan Sep 2024 #5

The seeds look like wrong color to be a strawberry Sanity Claws Sep 2024 #18

Afraid not! Jean Genie Sep 2024 #6

I'm pretty pleased to have a whole new species in the garden Siwsan Sep 2024 #8

I have several deck planter boxes with strawberries spooky3 Sep 2024 #12

We had a volunteer cantaloupe plant crud Sep 2024 #7

That is a beautiful strawberry. Perfect. LoisB Sep 2024 #9

Weeds ❤️ tsSleepyTimeDwnSout Sep 2024 #11

Edible wild foods Cirsium Sep 2024 #24

agreed tsSleepyTimeDwnSout Sep 2024 #26

hi cirsium tsSleepyTimeDwnSout Sep 2024 #27

appleannie 🍎 tsSleepyTimeDwnSout Sep 2024 #13

I always appreciate getting helpful information. Siwsan Sep 2024 #16

We have a small patch of frais de bois, strawberries of the woods. Bumbles Sep 2024 #14

Bumbles Frais tsSleepyTimeDwnSout Sep 2024 #15

😋 Did it taste good? Clouds Passing Sep 2024 #17

I didn't eat it Siwsan Sep 2024 #19

Central Washington here. LPBBEAR Sep 2024 #20

Central Washington tsSleepyTimeDwnSout Sep 2024 #22

Not in Central Washington LPBBEAR Sep 2024 #25

Nothing better than a strwberry fresh from the garden. applegrove Sep 2024 #23