Couple weed ID's please

[Jon c]

This is what seems to be growing in abundance right now. Safe?

 

[Chubbs the tegu]

I know the last one is plantain.. safe to feed

 

[Canadian Mojo]

Garlic mustard
Dock
don't know -- looks like an Aster of some sort
Plantain

The only one I know is safe to eat is the Plantain.

 

[Maro2Bear]

Garlic Mustard... so tasty for us humans! We’ve been having these in our salad all Spring!

 

[Suey]

Yes I think garlic mustard the first one and sometimes called Jack under the hedge, I’ve picked this before but my two aren’t very keen on it.

 

[Jon c]

The first one that everyone sais is garlic mustard, I see it looks like it mostly grows where people dump grass clippings. Does that make sense?

 

[Len B]

The 5th pic is narrow leaf plantain.

 

[Jon c]

The 5th pic is narrow leaf plantain.

Nice! I thought so, thanks

 

[Jon c]

The 5th pic is narrow leaf plantain.

They have a little peach fuzz on them.

 

[Len B]

They have a little peach fuzz on them.

Yes they do, Just went out to take a pic of a plant in the front yard.

 

[Tom]

I don't know the first two or the last one.

The 3rd pic is horse weed. Do not feed. Pull it straight up and out by the root and throw it away before it goes to seed.

The fourth pic is broadleaf plantain. Excellent tortoise food. Soon it will send up a seed head to the sky. When those seed heads dry out, collect them and plant those seeds every where you can. Same with the narrow leaf plantain. My tortoise like the narrow leaf better than the broadleaf, but try to grow them both.

 

[RosemaryDW]

Could the second be a wood primrose?

 

[Jon c]

Could the second be a wood primrose?

I believe it is a Dock. Not safe. it's sharp as heck to