These weeds are everywhere, but they are pretty, 
and I do not have to remove them from Annie's coat.
10 months ago
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2 comments:
Good morning. I have the same weed in my pasture and my neighbor identified it as cow parsnips. When I look it up in the field guides or online, cow parsnips are always white flowered. I'm confused.
Marnie
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