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Old 02-05-2013, 03:43 PM   #1
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Default Loads of dandelion flowers

Is it just me or are there loads more dandelion flowers about this year? Last year there were hardly and with flowers on this year there are loads. Is it one of those plants that flowers on a second year or something?
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Old 02-05-2013, 03:45 PM   #2
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I thought that too. Sheldon loves them and last year I was constantly searching for them but this year theres tonnes.
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Old 02-05-2013, 03:52 PM   #3
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huh I thought the opposite!
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Old 02-05-2013, 04:02 PM   #4
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huh I thought the opposite!
Maybe depends on where in the country or different weather but defiantly round here there are loads I only found about 3 last year over the whole spring/summer.
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Old 02-05-2013, 04:06 PM   #5
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tons and tons and tons of it here, but worse is the bleeding cow parsley, its gradually taking over the world! the weeds here are plentiful but i do have a struggle with plaintain, doesnt seem to be much about, well not that i can find and if i do find it its very small x
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There are loads here too. Shame we have to be careful how much we feed though. My bearded dragon loves the flowers too. I could find hardly any last year. I think it was the bad weather.
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tons and tons and tons of it here, but worse is the bleeding cow parsley, its gradually taking over the world! the weeds here are plentiful but i do have a struggle with plaintain, doesnt seem to be much about, well not that i can find and if i do find it its very small x
Plantain is just starting to get long enough to pick here there is a lot popping up so hopping know one cuts the grass before I can pick loads for mine. Still not much about here yet but it's getting there.
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I have lots of plantain too, its sow thistle I am missing this year...
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Plenty of dandies and sowthistle about here. Can't wait for the broad-leaved plantain to grow a bit - my torts love it.
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I'm waiting for the dead nettle to flower not been brave enough to touch it and check lol there is a lot of red dead nettle here as well. I got loads of wild geranium here last year mine loved it so hope hat comes back this year. I've dug out my weed book to refresh my memory what things are.
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