A not so rare Missouri weed.
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Easy Like Sunday Afternoon
Angel's (Dumber) turtle. Every morning Angel drags Grandma around da yard looking for "her" turtle. Mr. turtle has got so used to Angel that he doesn't even bother to pull his head back in. We didn't have enough wild life here so da biped's brother brought da turtle (and his many turtle friends) home on his motor scooter about three years ago.
A not so rare Missouri weed.
A not so rare Missouri weed.
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Does that flower turn into 'stick tight' stickers?
A turtle! Neat!
Angel,
The flower is called Queen Ann's lace or wild carrot. It doesn't have any stickers but it does attract strange little flies and the tiniest ants that I've ever seen. They are almost the same color as the plant. In some countries, the seeds of the plant are ground up and used for birth control and according to studies they do work (a little). It is also called a Noxious weed but I think they're pretty
I wish I had a turtle friend. The flower looks like a snowflake!
Hi! Thanks for dropping by my blog, nice to meet you and Mom appreciated your tips!
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