Would ya be havin' some lovely green mountain flowers and wild mtn. thyme at the top o' the mornin, lassies &

L A G O M O R P H S ?!

Would ya be havin' some lovely green mountain flowers and wild mtn. thyme at the top o' the mornin, lassies %26amp;
Only around the blooming heather!
Reply:what have you been smoking? your hemp shampoo?
Reply:NOPE!
Reply:Top o' the mornin' to ye, Mr. O'Chew! Yes, plenty of green mountain flowers and wild mountain thyme here...just for you :) Have a fun day!
Reply:O' ho' rooomantic o' yo' I wood loff dem.

I have a wild flowering cherry bearing fruit, can i use the fruit?

Sure, we call the choke cherries around here and little old ladies will pay big bucks for them...LOL Actually, since they are so small, their not good for anything but Jelly, and Cherry Brandy. (That's what the little old ladies make with them anyway!)

I have a wild flowering cherry bearing fruit, can i use the fruit?
give some to the local layabouts if they dont die, then yes they are ok for you





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Reply:NO!!! wild cherries are poisonous!!
Reply:It's bitter and I don't think there is much you can do with wild cherry. Maybe make a filling or some kind of jam.
Reply:I don't think they're poisonous... No they aren't.


Searched Yahoo for the page below.


Probably tart though
Reply:Yes, you can use the fruit, but they will probably be fairly tart. Make a nice Cherry Pie, serve with custard, Mmmmmmmmm





Enjoy.

Does anyone know what these flowers are?????

i have some flowers growing in my yard. i cant figure out what they are and no one i know seems to know. dont know if its a weed or wild flowers. they are bell shaped, brightly colored yellow/orange bottom and red tips, pretty! i cant find it on the web..


HERE ARE SOME LINKS


http://www.flickr.com/photos/10014130@N0...


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Does anyone know what these flowers are?????
My friend the master gardener say that is Jewel Weed also called Touch Me Not. It is a wild herb that is wonderful for treating poison ivy. Be careful though, it usually grows near poison ivy. Convenient huh the plant that hurts you is near the plant to cure it. You steep the leaves, like for tea, and then put the tea on the poison ivy. You can also squeeze the juice from the stems and put it on the poison ivy. It works better than anything sold in the store.
Reply:I've had them in my back yard I'm pretty sure they are weeds. Best to tell is not to water it, weeds will survive and as we know flowers won't
Reply:Very pretty. It is a spotted jewelweed. It is a wildflower. Also called touch-me-not.





http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showima...

Wild Flower Identification?

It is a vine growing in my backyard at Altoona, Pennsylvania.


It smells like a honey-suckle.


When the flower stems begin they look like a honey-suckle.


The leaves are slightly toothed and opposite on the stems. The flowers are (Apple blossom-like) and have four petals, but one had five.

Wild Flower Identification?
morning glorys?

Help for melasma

How do you keep wild peacocks from destroying flower bed?

they seem to tear up and eat the blooms of hyacinths and trample other flowers

How do you keep wild peacocks from destroying flower bed?
Shoot them
Reply:A 3.5 foot Fence
Reply:shot gun!!!!!! try blak pepper

Wild flower Seed swap?

I'm trying to make a wildflower garden does anyone know where I can get poppy seeds.... not the bright red one that grows in corn but the tougher one with grey/ green leaves and pinkish flowers. Anyone want to swap for evening primrose seeds

Wild flower Seed swap?
a wonderful place to get seeds for sase or trade and also to trade plants through the mail is Plant Traders. http://planttraders.ipbhost.com/





It is a wonderful forum with people from all over. Lots of seed and plant trades going on all of the time. There are also monthly opportunities to win books and seeds and garden art. You have to be a member, but it is free to join.
Reply:There are several seed sellers on the web. Check Ebay. There's a seller there called GroCo that might have what you're looking for. Another on Ebay is seeds0.
Reply:I do have some nice poppy plants in my garden. They are taller than the foot you mentioned.


The problem is that I don't have any seeds at the moment.


I will be Happy to send you some next year if you still want some. Don't worry about Primroses plenty of them in the garden.
Reply:you can buy wild flower seeds from wilkos shop in the spring they cost about a pound they do grow
Reply:Got some nice purple ones and some lilac 'puffy' ones.





Don't want evening primrose though
Reply:There is a site (probably many) where members do a lot of seed swapping. Here is one:


http://davesgarden.com/community/

Without pollinators, such as wind, bees and birds, would flowering wild & garden plants simply not flower?

There are many pollinators - plants must have pollination to reproduce - otherwise flowers will not set fruit and thus seed.





If all the pollinators were wiped off the face of the Earth in a very fast doomsday scenario (too much toxic sprays?) man would be in dire straits too as our food supplies rely on pollinators.





But according to Darwinian theory, plants might (given enough time) evolve other strategies for pollination - I'm doubtful but I guess we must recognise that all current natural world status is the result of evolved strategies - I am hoping MAN lacks the power to destroy his world - he may destroy himself but let's hope the world can survive his ignorance?!

Without pollinators, such as wind, bees and birds, would flowering wild %26amp; garden plants simply not flower?
They flower like usual but wouldn't produce seeds or fruit.


If you want apples or cherries you'd not get any.