Plant ID help
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From: Creek chub
28-May-18
Is this pic iron clay cow peas?
From: Creek chub
28-May-18
The plant in question is the one with the large seed head. I think it’s winter wheat but not sure.
From: KsRancher
28-May-18
Looks like wheat to me
From: sticksender
28-May-18
....or Rye, based on the blue color of the stem.
From: Creek chub
28-May-18
Is this iron clay cow peas?
From: lewis
28-May-18
No
From: drycreek
28-May-18
The top pic looks like there might be some peas in with the grain, but I'm not sure. The bottom pic looks like weeds to me, but I don't know what kind.
From: Fuzzy
29-May-18
the first pic has peas and winter wheat, the last pic has Smartweed
From: Fuzzy
29-May-18
(duplicate post removed)
From: Fuzzy
29-May-18
From: Fuzzy
29-May-18
From: lewis
29-May-18
Fuzzy x2 Lewis
From: Creek chub
29-May-18
Thanks tools!!!
From: Woods Walker
30-May-18
Thanks Fuzzy for curing my stiff neck!
Oh....and I agree also.
From: Fuzzy
30-May-18
sheesh, ya help a guy out and he calls ya a "tool" ....lol
From: Fuzzy
30-May-18
I wouldn't sweat the smartweed, it's a relative of buckwheat, and produces small seeds that are important food sources for gamebirds as well as songbirds, it grows pretty thick but doesn't choke out a plot completely
From: Fuzzy
30-May-18
https://roundstoneseed.com/native-wildflowers/139-pennsylvania-smartweed.html
From: Fuzzy
31-May-18
interesting Pat, is it (smartweed) really that bad in CT?
around here it grows in thick clumps but really doesn't "take" over.
From: Creek chub
31-May-18
My bad fuzzy. I seen tools thinking it was your screen name. Thanks for the information
From: Fuzzy
01-Jun-18
Creek Chub, not a problem. I probably should change my screen name to "Tool" ;)
