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Little unserious doodle of my 2 blogs' resident in-game punching bags shaking hands , god won't let them die
Goosefoot and Microchip the guys you are
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Little unserious doodle of my 2 blogs' resident in-game punching bags shaking hands , god won't let them die
Goosefoot and Microchip the guys you are
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Ough freaking catpillar eat my chenopodium 😡
The garden returns!
Germinating some new stuff, also some rescues for my SCA mom. Unlabeled is henbit and wild pansy. Ive also got some wild violet in another box
The yummy goosefoot is back as volunteers!
After what you've done, no one will save you.
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I love summer mornings ;-;
A mass of charred seeds found while clearing a home construction site in Brantford, Ontario, has been identified as ancient, domesticated goosefoot (C. berlandieri spp. jonesianum), a form of quinoa native to Eastern North America. The seeds date back to 900 B.C., and have never previously been found north of Kentucky this early in history, says Professor Gary Crawford of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), who was brought in by Archaeological Services Inc. (ASI), the archaeological consulting firm that excavated the site.
My second plant study from my Wild Edibles series! 🍃Chenopodium, AKA goosefoot, lambsquarters, melde, fat hen, wild spinach, and pigweed. “You can use lambsquarters pretty much anywhere you would use spinach- raw in salads is a great one, or cooked in various dishes.” - See more of my Wild Edibles series: @lilbilliedesign 😉 -Billie #wildedibles #Chenopodium #goosefoot #lambsquarters #melde #fathen #wildspinach #pigweed #forage #foraging #forager #plantstudy #watercolor #painting #paint #art #creative #cursive #penmanship #handlettering #handlettered #wild #edibles #naturelovers #bushcraft #offgrid #createveryday Lilbillie.com - OutwardTraveler.com