Brian
It's poke weed. I have a small area of my yard that I'm too lazy to landscape so I abandoned it and deemed it "habitat". Poke weed thrives there along with golden rod, milk weed and all the other stuff that makes this area so miserable for folks with alergies.
Bob
tangerine-jack wrote: Purple, huh?
Yup, the pokeweed berries ripen up this time of year -
could be mulberries, too -
or even blackberries. They grow wild all over these parts. -
now, I'm hungry
-Brian
The Dixie D Short Line "Lux Lucet In Tenebris Nihil Igitur Mors Est Ad Nos 2001"
try a soft tooth brush and mild dish washing soap . BEN
A bird left purple droppings on the light gray roof of my wooden electric freight motor. Does anyone out there have a sure-fire method for removing the stuff? Any help would certainly be appreciated.
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