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Gardening

Viva_La_Revolution

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7. ahh, Devil's shoestring or rabbit pea

Reply to beac (Reply #4)

Mon Jun 11, 2012, 10:48 AM

Jun 2012

also known in my yard as "gdmfrickingsombtch" I didn't recognize at first, cause here in Oregon they're very purple (and white).
I wait till it flowers, then yank em up before they set seed.

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And then there were twelve... [View all] beac Jun 2012 OP

wild sweet pea Viva_La_Revolution Jun 2012 #1

Yes, some are perennial...pests. Curmudgeoness Jun 2012 #2

"Butter and eggs"....... NCarolinawoman Jun 2012 #3

Odd thing, the field behind me has Blue-eyed Grass out the kazoo, Curmudgeoness Jun 2012 #5

I had to look up "butter and eggs". We always called them snap dragons. shraby Jun 2012 #6

Oh how I wish! Alas, I planted a mix of annual sweet peas and, though they beac Jun 2012 #4

ahh, Devil's shoestring or rabbit pea Viva_La_Revolution Jun 2012 #7

Yes, I was pretty sure it could be a menace based on beac Jun 2012 #8