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lurker with a name that plant request
This evening we noticed that our grass seems to be taken over by... something... It looks like a clover type plant to me, by the googling I have done does not seem to agree. It is growing in big patches in our lawn, kind of spreading out from the wooded area. I have been searching online and cannot find this anywhere. In early spring, it had pretty tiny yellow flowers and now the red berries have popped up.
Doe anyone know what this is? Is it invasive (which would be lovely next to my garlic mustard infestation, sigh....)? It is kind of pretty, but I need to know what it is!
Thanks so much! (and thanks also for everything I have learned from you guys 
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Beth
Our Twin Baby + a Big Girl Blog
And with the delivery trifecra of one twin vaginal, one c-section with general anesthesia for twin B, Spencer and Sidney joined us at 35 weeks exactly on June 18.
Re: lurker with a name that plant request
Our little Irish rose came to us on March 5, 2010
Don't drink the water.
Disclaimer: I am not an MD. Please don't PM me with pregnancy-related questions. Ask your doctor.
Oh you win a wild strawberry pie!
Do I cultivate them? Will they spread all over? Are they safe to eat? This is so cool
Thanks!!!
Our Twin Baby + a Big Girl Blog
And with the delivery trifecra of one twin vaginal, one c-section with general anesthesia for twin B, Spencer and Sidney joined us at 35 weeks exactly on June 18.