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This weed covering the Wild Bergamot is one of Tom Burr's faves. Looks like really bad spaghetti. What is it?
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Ah, yes — the Dodder that ate the Celery Farm! (in all its pernicious parasitic pulchritude) Fascinating, and it probably won’t eat the whole farm.
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Looks like dodder weed. I had that growing in some coreopsis this year!
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Tom Burr
Ah, yes — the Dodder that ate the Celery Farm! (in all its pernicious parasitic pulchritude) Fascinating, and it probably won’t eat the whole farm.
Peggy Woods
Looks like dodder weed. I had that growing in some coreopsis this year!