Plant/Flower ID

Discussion in 'General Gardening' started by Eddy Honey, Feb 18, 2012.

  1. Feb 18, 2012 #1
    Eddy Honey

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    This seems to be everywhere right now.
     

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  5. Feb 18, 2012 #3
    JUDELT

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    yes, as small as the flowers are, the bees are all over it!
     
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    Zulu

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    Yep Henbit which is a mild mint and fully edible too! Lamium family

    Grows all over
     
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  7. Feb 23, 2012 #5
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    Henbit. The time to treat for this is in the fall, at least around here. It will choke out a lawn.
     
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  8. Feb 23, 2012 #6
    efmesch

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    Can't say anything about Henbit, but it certainly looks like the Lamium amplexicaule (family: Labiatae) growing all over my yard.
     
    efmesch, Feb 23, 2012
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