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Our first flowers came up at the very end of February. Of course, they were wild crocuses. (We never saw early snowdrops emerge.) Next came the grape hyacinths. Turnip flowers followed soon thereafter. In the meantime noxious weeds were starting to take over... "So, what is a weed?" I wondered. Some of them weeds are mighty pretty, you know! I got very curious, studied up and put together this web page of pictures of Colorado Weeds at http://Weeds.HotMeal.Net for your enjoyment and knowledge. Oh, and if you are curious about the domain name, well many of the weeds are actually quite edible. A salad of Russian thistle, Prickly lettuce, and Dandelion leaves may not sound so good, but apparently it is! So, please look forward to finding information on the edible weeds coming to http://Weeds.HotMeal.Net soon.
       
    
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Wild Crocuses GeoLocation
Our first flowers came up.
Picture taken on 3/3/06.
Photo Comments:
 Cobra-IIUnited States wrote: Saturday, August 12, 2006 - 7:09 PM

Neat!



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