I Need To Weed

Dogdots

Not a clue what this is, but it's growing in my bird feeder area. Thought it looked kinda pretty so it "lives"

rwells

Good job with the lighting Mary , or catching it just right!

Dogdots

rwells wrote: »

Good job with the lighting Mary , or catching it just right!

Thank you Randy

I caught the light just at the right time.

00SS

I really like this.. very simplistic and agree with Randy on the lighting.

DaddyO

When I got to 10,000 or so of these and other assorted flavors of what not
growth, I got rid of the bird feeder once and for all. Then we had to move
away cause I wasn't about to do all the pulling / other "work".
Is that bad? Really?

Panther

Howdy Mary,

Really a neat capture, love the light and colors of the
plant.

The negative space of the blackness really sets the
nice cool greens almost ablaze.

Very nicely done.

Dogdots

00SS wrote: »

I really like this.. very simplistic and agree with Randy on the lighting.

Hi Devin --

Glad you like this one. Simple is better sometimes.

Thanks for commenting.

Dogdots

DaddyO wrote: »

When I got to 10,000 or so of these and other assorted flavors of what not
growth, I got rid of the bird feeder once and for all. Then we had to move
away cause I wasn't about to do all the pulling / other "work".
Is that bad? Really?

Ahhh...you don't like pulling all this stuff up

It's the pits so I stopped pulling them up and started letting them grow and threw in a lot of flower seeds in with it. Built a certain part of the yard just for the bird feeder and all it's wonderful weed growth. Now I take photos of it. Granted....people who see it think it's a mess and it is

Only one problem with it...our new pup gets lost in it and only destroys the flowers

Dogdots

Panther wrote: »

Howdy Mary,

Really a neat capture, love the light and colors of the
plant.

The negative space of the blackness really sets the
nice cool greens almost ablaze.

Very nicely done.

Glad you like it Craig -- sure wish I knew what it was. It's different.

I agree...the blackness does help set off the green in the weed.

DaddyO

Excellent solution Mary and one I would put into action should it ever
come to pass to have a feeder again. Just add flowers and go with it.
VeryCool

The puppy is only making way for new growth in a unique way.
(In a perfect world I might could be taught to actually think that way)

Dogdots

DaddyO wrote: »

Excellent solution Mary and one I would put into action should it ever
come to pass to have a feeder again. Just add flowers and go with it.
VeryCool

The puppy is only making way for new growth in a unique way.
(In a perfect world I might could be taught to actually think that way)

Try it -- you'll like it Granted there are some weeds in there that are just plain ugly. I just hope they don't spread into the yard next spring. Then the hubby will have an issue.

Natural fertilizer -- it works better then Miracle Grow

wfeller

Dogdots wrote: »

Ahhh...you don't like pulling all this stuff up

It's the pits so I stopped pulling them up and started letting them grow and threw in a lot of flower seeds in with it. Built a certain part of the yard just for the bird feeder and all it's wonderful weed growth. Now I take photos of it. Granted....people who see it think it's a mess and it is

Only one problem with it...our new pup gets lost in it and only destroys the flowers

Cool shot. I really like it.

Sounds like if you threw a couple prey animals in there you could have your own unique ecosystem going.

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BradfordBenn

Very nice. You sure those are weeds?

Dogdots

wfeller wrote: »

Cool shot. I really like it.

Sounds like if you threw a couple prey animals in there you could have your own unique ecosystem going.

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Anything that preys then I'd be scared to go in there :eek1

Glad you like it -- thanks

Dogdots

BradfordBenn wrote: »

Very nice. You sure those are weeds?

Not sure what it is. It wasn't anything that I planted or at least something I knew I was planting. A seed could of been carried in by a bird.

I know when I have thistle out for the birds...well it seems to show up in the strangest places growing. Now I don't use thistle for feeding the birds.

If you know what it could be I'd sure like to know. That one I actually like