These next two photos are of very small daisy-like flowers that grow in abundance in my woods. The broader speckled leaf you see in one of the photos belongs to yellow trout lilies that are also abundant.
A lawn weed and a tiny forest flower
This weed with its tiny flowers is all over my lawn. It's obviously common but I haven't IDed it.
These next two photos are of very small daisy-like flowers that grow in abundance in my woods. The broader speckled leaf you see in one of the photos belongs to yellow trout lilies that are also abundant.
These next two photos are of very small daisy-like flowers that grow in abundance in my woods. The broader speckled leaf you see in one of the photos belongs to yellow trout lilies that are also abundant.
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that first weed is one of the wild cresses, as last seen in roguerose's thread 'what is this taking over my lawn?'...think she took the pics down, though.
re: spring beauty...the corms they grow from are edible and quite good once cooked, but only to be collected where there's lots and lots of them. pretty tedious to collect, too, as each one is pretty small.
re: spring beauty...the corms they grow from are edible and quite good once cooked, but only to be collected where there's lots and lots of them. pretty tedious to collect, too, as each one is pretty small.