These grow fast 😱
Did you know Horseweed can be used as a tarragon substitute?

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These grow fast 😱
Did you know Horseweed can be used as a tarragon substitute?
But I don’t have any horses 🐴
This big boy is almost 6 feet high and just showed up. Not sure why it picked my garden.
It’s called Horseweed. That’s funny, I don’t own any horses but I do get a lot of bees visiting this group of plants here.
There are bees there until you show up with a camera, then POOF, they hide 🤨
ʚїɞ Tiny butterfly 🤍 Blooming buds 𓆸
2 yellow rockets
A few dwarf mallows
Some very past-its-prime red deadnettle
A crap ton of very similar, but not identical, erigeron/horseweed plants I can't positively ID yet
All the white catnip
3 shepard's purses now
These grassy looking things I can't ID yet either (maybe actual grasses)
Lotsa virginia stickseed
And this whole Juniper not juniper nvm "pine" it's eastern red cedar which is literally a Juniper sapling
Series for school about native plants in my area
Horse'Weed, or "Pony'Flower" as the less-literal translation would have had her known :) She is a lovely gal and I really loved making her a proper reference!