Storm Update: Friday 6:38 AM. We are fine, just a little tree damage.
A few day ago, this vine above, about 4 feet long appeared with odd shaped, little pods that are tiny little purple flowers. I watched to see what the purple flower would do.
the weed is in a banana plant in a bucket that Bob's friend Sam gave him,
woo Hoo a new species to document.
this sweet little puff appeared, much like a tiny dandelion, but only the size of a dime.
and then I noticed this long vine weed hanging out of.....
the weed is growing out of the moss rose, and I left it there to see what it will do... I LOVE WEEDS.
Let me know if anyone recognizes my new weeds.
I've got some of it growing under my Texas Sage bush, but don't know what it is.
ReplyDeleteLove these pictures.
ReplyDeleteI'm thankful you are safe.
The fluff looks a bit like a dandelion seed head doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteGlad you like weeds, so do I, some of them are real pretty but because they are collectively called weeds everyone hates them.
Lovely photographs Sandra.
Briony
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Your photos make weeds look beautiful. After all weeds are only plants growing in the wrong place.
ReplyDeleteSandra, glad to read that you are OK because as soon as the forecasters start taking hurricanes, concern about blogger friends in hurricane prone areas is on my mind. Weeds can provide the most interesting photos opps as you well know; sorry but don't know the ID of the mystery one.
ReplyDeleteHappy your OK. And my MOM likes weeds too. Some times she leaves a few just to see what they do and how they change over time. You girls are crazy. hehhehehe
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Goose
Saw in the news and glad to hear you are fine.Mom can never take a good close up photo of that dandelion. It always out of focus and blurry. Her camera lens is not as good as your. It is interesting how they grow. It's beautiful in a way. Golden Thanks for sharing. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
ReplyDeleteSo delicate and pretty! I'm always amazed when I see yet another creation that we often don't even notice - that God generously placed here on this earth with us.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to see if I can identify that plant with my 'North American Wildlife' book.
So glad you came through the storm very well.
ReplyDeleteWas thinking of you, and thinking, with little sleep the night before, bet you slept last night, after the torneado watch was over at 11PM!!!
So coooool, what you notice! With your interesting weeds. Again, cameras can make us be so much more involved with our surroundings. COOL!
Sit on hubby if you have to in order to keep him away from that fallen tree....
ReplyDeleteGOLLY gal, you sure make a weed look outstanding to where it would be welcomed in any yard. Perfect capture!
Thanking GOD you are all safe.
Hi Sandra, so glad to hear you only had minor tree damage- thankfully no damage here.
ReplyDeleteLove those rosey little flowers and fluff white balls- we have them here also.
The sun has played peek-a-boo between rain showers and rainbows this morning ~:)
I told Jim this morning that - I love your blog because I learn so many new things from you ...especially concerning weeds and plants. this one is very unusual. Hope you find out what it is.
ReplyDeleteno idea, but it's cute!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea, but I am glad you are safe! sandie
ReplyDeleteIf you love weeds, I have plenty in our flower beds that I would be happy for you to come and get.
ReplyDeleteLike everyone else, so glad you are okay.
ReplyDeleteI always think of you and other friends I know in your state when it's hurricane season.
Great photos of the pretty "weed".
MS we see your garden is doing well oh and MOM SAYS THANK YOU FOR YOUR SPECIAL DELIVERY. It arrived safely and laden with lots of water....holy smoke is it ever raining here
ReplyDeleteHugs Madi your BFFF
You have quite an adventure going on in your yard...one surprise after another!!
ReplyDeleteI also love weeds! The definition of a weed is any flower you don't want growing in your yard. The definition of a flower is any flower it is hard to grow in your yard. I want to KNOW what this one is!
ReplyDeleteThose are very sweet weeds! Glad to hear you had no major damage. Carry on!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! I love dandelions! I have some weeds that I just think are so pretty. :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you guys are safe! We had a few small limbs fall out of our Oak tree and that's all...very grateful.:)
Your weeds look so pretty.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are all safe. I sure prayed for you all.
That puffy white thing does resemble a dandelion, maybe a distant cousin :) I love weeds too because they are about the only thing that I never have trouble growing
ReplyDeleteI love the weed, it's so pretty and your pictures are awesome.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're safe and little damage. Weeds just go on growing in their own small corner whatever else is happening all around them. That one is pretty.
ReplyDeleteSo much adverse weather around. Its cool here still.
ReplyDeleteLovely Lovely photos. Its nice to see something new.
Oh, my, love that weed hanging our of the moss rose...it is really pretty.
ReplyDeleteGlad all is okay there.
I think the long vine is moneywort. If it turns out to be so, I'm willing to go 50-50 with you. lol
ReplyDeleteCat claw on the first one? But I don't see thorny stem on your photo so maybe not. http://www.floridasnature.com/vines_%20gallery3.htm
ReplyDeleteYou know I'm obsessive about finding things! lol
I'm no help on identifying, but I did love your captures of the mini-dandelion lookalike.
ReplyDeleteCan't give you any weed help... I just know that I hate them in my yard!!!!
ReplyDeleteI trimmed Azalea bushes and the big Jasmine bush today.. All of our rains are making everything grow like CRAZY....
Glad you didn't have much storm damage.
Hugs,
Betsy
No idea on what it is but it sure is pretty. Looks like the white is the seed pod. Maybe the flower when it blooms will give a clue.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad all in back to normal at your place.
I wonder who decided what was a weed and what is not.... Sometimes weeds are prettier
ReplyDeleteI like weeds too but nut not to many in one spot like the lawn. We have a weed growing in our flower pot of unknown origin. :)
ReplyDeleteI have no idea where the word nut came from LOL...I must have sneezed.
ReplyDeletei have no idea, but it is pretty!
ReplyDeleteyou did capture some great shots here. and i just know that it's not that easy for one to photograph weeds perfectly.
you did great job, my wonderful friend!
xo