Sunday, June 13, 2010

Grass

Last week my sister was over for a barbecue. She handed me a picked plant from my yard.

"Just what are you guys growing here?" she asked.

I asked her where she found it and she said it was all over the back yard.


It gives a whole new meaning to my Scott's "weed and feed" routine

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13 comments:

  1. starlightsound8:43 PM

    You could at least hide them in with the tomatoes.

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  2. Meegs11:19 AM

    Lol. Reminds me of an exchange I had with Trav over the weekend.

    He was outside, and when he came in I asked what he had been doing:

    Trav: Weeding.
    Me: Oh, I heard the weed whaker.
    Trav: Oh, that wasn't me... I wasn't the one with the weed whaker, I was just the one with the weed.
    Me: Err....
    Trav: I mean weedS.
    Me: Lol. Weedsss, sweetie, weedsss. The s makes a big difference in this case!



    By the by, were you the one who recommended Killer Angels to me? If so, wanted to let you know that I loved it! Not normally into historical fiction, but this was VERY good! Thanks.

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  3. kittenpie12:51 PM

    looks like a vine that used to climb up the front of our old house.

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  4. James (SeattleDad)4:35 PM

    There's only one way to tell for sure.

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  5. The Loominati3:11 AM

    Not pot, pot generally has 9 leaves i believe. More than 5 for sure. Looks like a creeping vine.

    Kill it with fire?

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  6. Meegs10:11 AM

    maybe its Cleome:
    http://media.photobucket.com/image/Cleome%20vs.%20marijuana/misshestermoffitt/cleome.jpg

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  7. En5:24 PM

    it might be edible, though.

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  8. Whit3:00 AM

    Like Jim said, only one way to find out! Whatever doesn't kill you will make you really hungry. Also, laughing.

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  9. Anonymous8:34 PM

    Pass the doche pan the the left hand side

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  10. Anonymous8:40 PM

    ITs good stuff. Its from Toronto.

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  11. Chris Cactus9:45 AM

    It doesn't quite look like pot. Not that I'd know. Really.

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  12. PA12:34 PM

    My guess is Virginia creeper

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  13. Anonymous11:25 PM

    At least it's not poison ivy! We have plenty of that.

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