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| Reddish brown, glossy 'shroom. But what's that on the stalk? |
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| A hungry slug. There are slug holes in the cap, too. |
*Three halves and a sprinkling add up to one whole. The categories overlap.
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Dinner on the lawn
My lawn is half native weeds, half moss, half invasives, and a sprinkling of grass*. And, in season, mushrooms.
*Three halves and a sprinkling add up to one whole. The categories overlap.
*Three halves and a sprinkling add up to one whole. The categories overlap.
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Your healthy natural lawn is a great thing. The unnatural pure grass,heavily weeded, seeded, fed and pesticided, over watered surface is not our environments friend.
ReplyDeleteI am spending the morning pulling Scots broom and excited to find the little mushrooms and bugs that lurk at this time of year.
Stay cozy. Winds a comming.
Slugs won't leave anything alone. Nature knows better than we do about what will grow and thrive. - Mary
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