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I’d just like to verify the names of these two weeds. Please and thank you. Having trouble with the ID apps
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I’d just like to verify the names of these two weeds. Please and thank you. Having trouble with the ID apps
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The first one looks a lot like dandelion
You’ve got a lot going on in that first picture. The biggest plant is some kind of dandelion relative, safe. Hard to say which one when it’s been through the mower. 
You’ve got something that looks like a wild strawberry in there, which is safe if you can identify it with more certainty.
Some oxalis, I think, the one that looks like clover. Not recommended.
And this tiny little thing on the lower right hand corner is familiar but I don’t know for sure. Sticky weed perhaps? Someone will know.
I got nothing on the second picture but it’s nice looking, whatever it turns out to be!
You’ve got something that looks like a wild strawberry in there, which is safe if you can identify it with more certainty.
Some oxalis, I think, the one that looks like clover. Not recommended.
And this tiny little thing on the lower right hand corner is familiar but I don’t know for sure. Sticky weed perhaps? Someone will know.
I got nothing on the second picture but it’s nice looking, whatever it turns out to be!
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You’ve got a lot going on in that first picture. The biggest plant is some kind of dandelion relative, safe. Hard to say which one when it’s been through the mower.
You’ve got something that looks like a wild strawberry in there, which is safe if you can identify it with more certainty.
Some oxalis, I think, the one that looks like clover. Not recommended.
And this tiny little thing on the lower right hand corner is familiar but I don’t know for sure. Sticky weed perhaps? Someone will know.
I got nothing on the second picture but it’s nice looking, whatever it turns out to be!
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Thank you!
Here’s a closer shot of the second one. I’m not sure if it’ll help.
Here’s also a closer shot of what you labeled as wild strawberry.
I’m sorry but I just don’t know.
The second is a berry of some type. Safe, if your tortoise will eat it.
The second is a berry of some type. Safe, if your tortoise will eat it.
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Thank you. I wasn’t sure if a closer shot would help.
I have two more. I’ve been looking on the weed ID apps and I’m struggling to find these too.
The second one is a violet, safe.
The first one is probably henbit. Opinions vary on this plant. Plenty of people feed it; some don’t because it can have negative effects on mammals. I wouldn’t have a problem offering it to my Russian but of course you should only feed what you personally feel comfortable with.
The first one is probably henbit. Opinions vary on this plant. Plenty of people feed it; some don’t because it can have negative effects on mammals. I wouldn’t have a problem offering it to my Russian but of course you should only feed what you personally feel comfortable with.
