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Fernando

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lambsquarter (wild spinach) - edible
 

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Do your torts eat it? Morla wont touch it, and it's so prolific I just spent a good deal of time ripping it out.
 

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That first pic is what I call ragweed. Mine won't eat it. The big plant in the middle of the second pic is something else. Don't know that one.

Now I have to google search lambsquarter and ragweed to make sure I don't have it all wrong...

Thanks a lot for the extra work Fernando... :)

D'oh! Google search proves me wrong and Yvonne right. I hate it when I have a plant ID all wrong for years on end. Same thing happened with oxalis.
 

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Well...the Russians won't touch it. And they will usually eat ANYTHING! O well...it was worth the try. Thanks guys.
 
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