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I used to love picking them when I was a kid! Happy WW!
I’ve lived in this house for over 15 years, and in this neighborhood on this street for most of my life. I don’t recall seeing these prior to about two years ago.
They do have a wild look about them!
My uncle in Tampa has wild potatoes in his yard. This reminds me of that. You nailed it, fascinating!
I haven’t seen wild potatoes, they sound interesting. Does your uncle eat them?
I’ve never seen wild onions before. Thanks for the picture.
They pop up in my yard every year. I get a perverse kick out of picking them out of the ground and seeing the little bulbs, knowing I didn’t plant anything.
Looks like it’s time to get a lawnman.
LOL How funny! They must multiply like bunnies…
What a great day for pictures! Happy Wordless Wednesday!
I hope mine makes you giggle! If you love it, please leave a comment and link up (or not) and I hope your day is as great as I hope mine will be! 🙂
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*dreaming of a garden*
do you eat them? Lol
It would make sense if it was a garden but it’s my front lawn. Rather, the thing we call a lawn. No we have never eaten them.
Yes, those things are a pain! Amazing how they spread.
Happy WW!
I sort of want to find out if there’s something I can put down to prevent them but I get a perverse satisfaction in pulling them out.
mmmm send some my way.
There sure was a lot of them. 🙂
can you eat them?
I read online that some people do but I wouldn’t.
Wild onions should definitely be tamed! lol Thanks for stopping by and linking your WW post up earlier this week. I’m sorry it’s taken so long for me to stop by. I’m slowly making my way to everyone’s blog. Thanks again. Have a great day!
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