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May 27, 2015 5:04 PM CST
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Kentucky 😔 (Zone 6a)
Cactus and Succulents Region: Kentucky Moon Gardener Plant and/or Seed Trader Tropicals Plant Identifier
Garden Ideas: Level 2
I'm hungry!


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May 27, 2015 5:42 PM CST
Name: Danita
GA (Zone 7b)
Charter ATP Member Forum moderator Hummingbirder Salvias Butterflies Birds
Plant Identifier Vegetable Grower Container Gardener Seed Starter Cat Lover Region: Georgia
It's most likely Queen Anne's Lace, but Poison Hemlock looks really similar so DON'T EAT IT unless you are positive! You don't want to follow in Socrates' footsteps.
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May 27, 2015 6:59 PM CST
Thread OP
Kentucky 😔 (Zone 6a)
Cactus and Succulents Region: Kentucky Moon Gardener Plant and/or Seed Trader Tropicals Plant Identifier
Garden Ideas: Level 2
Oh it's not poison hemlock!
100% sure on that!
Please tree mail me for trades, I'm ALWAYS actively looking for more new plants, and love to trade!
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May 27, 2015 9:18 PM CST
Name: Danita
GA (Zone 7b)
Charter ATP Member Forum moderator Hummingbirder Salvias Butterflies Birds
Plant Identifier Vegetable Grower Container Gardener Seed Starter Cat Lover Region: Georgia
Good! I thought I was seeing hairy leaves/stems that would rule out it being Poison Hemlock but better to err on the side of caution. Wild Daucus carota is still considered mildly toxic, though. I'll leave it to others to confirm the ID on this one. Smiling
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May 27, 2015 9:58 PM CST
Thread OP
Kentucky 😔 (Zone 6a)
Cactus and Succulents Region: Kentucky Moon Gardener Plant and/or Seed Trader Tropicals Plant Identifier
Garden Ideas: Level 2
Well I did more research, all signs pointed to wild carrot, especially the smell of the top, so I tried the spit test. Tasted more like carrots than carrots do!
Even had a hint of heat to it... Sadly they were very tough, especially the inner core of the root, I guess these are pretty old... Maybe I could grind em in the blender...

Just so you you know, poison hemlock is one of the number 1 invasive plants in my area, it's absolutely rampant, I don't think I could mistake it for any plant, the look, feel and especially the smell are so distinctive, and the 2nd year plants grow and bolt so fast!
Hateful stuff!
The state drives around with big spray trucks, nuking it and a few other things (everything...these idiots just spray the day lights outta the roadside) they use 24D, I think they must use 24D ester, it drifts in big clouds, you can smell it, if even seen it curl fresh candles on pine trees that were 100'sof yards away, maybe half a mile...
Please tree mail me for trades, I'm ALWAYS actively looking for more new plants, and love to trade!
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