The correct answer could make you czar of No Web Site
Identify this plant:
Taken just at dusk… Better picture tomorrow if anyone gives a bleep
Better pictures:
The correct answer could make you czar of No Web Site
Identify this plant:
Taken just at dusk… Better picture tomorrow if anyone gives a bleep
Better pictures:
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It would be interesting to see a better closeup of the two leaves on top. The leaf on the left looks like an immature version of the one of the right. I also can’t really tell what color it is. Right now it looks like a maple leaf, but way out of scale for the size of the plant.
Has anyone emailed the picture yet to George Noory to get a reading on what planet it is from?
Thistle?
or an Oak seedling.
I think thistle may be a winner. Someone does give a bleep after all. I’ll update the picture after the sun comes up.
My friend in California and I have been exchanging plants from outer space memories of our youth. I pointed to the outler limits episode with the seed spewing pods from outer space, she countered with the Bodysnatchers film from the 1950s. Now I’m afraid to fall aslee…. Zzzzzzzzzz *snore*
For the record, I do suffer from Helianthophobia.
Can I get free government cheese now?
At least you’re not being followed by a moon shadow as Yusuf Islam had been in his youth.
I agree with Jan, a thistle. ( Or its Hilliary) she keeps showing up like a dam weed.
Oh, I need to disclose that I have NEVER ever gave money to Billery ! ( or Bill)
Or its a wild ‘Pickle ‘ plant. My Grandma called anything that was an annual which came back the next year, by itself, a ‘volunteer’.
Have a good one,
Parrott
Updated with much better pictures
If the why isn’t clear, I live in a condo and outside the paint is “common interest property”. We pay someone $10k a year to cut the grass and do landscaping. The area outside my window is not my responsibility. When the wind blows it shakes and sets off the motion detector of my old iPhone I’m using to warn me of invading sunflowers?
Looks like a Holly Bush to me.
Examples: https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=holly+bush&FORM=HDRSC2
I agree the leaves are similar, but so far no berries and it isn’t very bushy. It has grown very fast and grown a tough central stock. I’m in North Carolina and this plant gets sun early in the morning, but shade once it warms up.
It looks like the holly I have growing by my front steps.
Two votes for holly
Oh no, thistles are sunflowers!
http://www.eattheweeds.com/thistle-touch-me-not-but-add-butter-2/
Another vote for Holly. You should start to see small white flowers develop, followed by the red berries in the Fall. If you like it, cut the top off to get it to bush out. They make a nice shrub if kept trimmed. Mine is more than 20 years old.
Who is going to invent the “Shazam” for horticulture?
I hear Flikr is getting pretty good at tagging monkeys
I had read that Flikr’s first pass of automated tagging of photos of Nazi concentration camps as outdoor gyms and playgrounds. Google and tineye started out pooly as well. Flikr will make progress.
I heard this on the business news last night, and found there was an article “Posted 23 hours ago by iClarified” – probably minutes after I had mentioned Shazam for image recognition above-
http://www.iclarified.com/49312/shazam-app-gets-camera-support-lets-you-shazam-images-with-qr-codes
It reminds me of a couple weeks back when Art had mention AOL and then the very next day it was in the news with Verizon.
Get your stock tips here, folks. lol
Now, why would someone put rocks around the drainage grates?
Esto hace que sea más fácil de cortar la hierba, señor.
You know the lawn guy, I see