Leon

It has very expressive eyes

Completely normal for me

Time to go to bed

A cabin near the lake

Hello kitty!

Me when I see an animal I like

A cabin near the lake

Dwarf mallow (Malva neglecta) is a low-growing, sprawling plant often considered a weed, known for its edible leaves and seeds, and traditional medicinal uses, particularly for soothing inflammation due to its high mucilage content. It's identifiable by its kidney-shaped, shallowly lobed leaves and small, pale lilac flowers, and it's rich in vitamins and minerals, making it a nutritious addition to salads or a thickener in cooking.

False sunflower

Malva sylvestris, or common mallow, is an easy-to-grow, bushy plant known for its bright rose-purple flowers with darker veins, which bloom from summer to fall and attract pollinators like bees. Native to Europe, it has naturalized globally and is also called wood mallow or cheese weed due to its wheel-shaped seed pods. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, is low-maintenance, and its leaves and roots have traditional medicinal and culinary uses.

Canadian thistle (though not native to Canada, Early Europeans blamed it on French Canadian fur traders on its aggressive appearance in north America) its invasive, overcrowding native plants (i should have tsken a picture of how much it has tsken over this spot) though it is a great source for pollinators like bees and butterflies its aggressive nature and destruction of habitat outweighs the benefits.

Sisymbrium altissimum, commonly known as tumble mustard or Jim Hill mustard, is a tall, non-native annual/biennial weed in the mustard family, characterized by its pale yellow flowers and deeply lobed leaves that become feathery at the top. Native to Europe, it's widespread in North America, growing in disturbed areas like roadsides and fields, and is known for forming a tumbleweed at maturity to disperse seeds.

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