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Posted by lythir Bay Area CA (My Page) on Wed, Jan 11, 12 at 14:11
| Okay, so I have two weeds to get an opinion on. The first picture is one, the next two are another.
Weed 1
Weed 2a
Weed 2b
Thanks! |
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RE: Weeds to identify
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| First one looks like Melilotus Second appears to be an Epilobium of some type. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Melilotus albus
RE: Weeds to identify
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| Yes, #2 is an Epilobium. Pull & discard before the seeds fly everywhere. |
RE: Weeds to identify
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| First one is white sweet clover. Great green manure, biennial, fixes its own nitrogen and has a very nice smell. Makes a terrible weed, though not as much a problem in a garden setting as it is easy to chop out the first year. Otherwise, prevent seed production and it will quickly disappear. |
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