WHAT KINDA BEANS R THESE
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RE: WHAT KINDA BEANS R THESE
Does the plant have yellow flowers.?? I fso probalby a jack in the box..The pods are about 2 inches long and look similiar to a sugar snap bean..if this is your plant.with yellow flowers up and down the main stem
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RE: WHAT KINDA BEANS R THESE
think to light green nice lookin beans on the plants the whole field has them and no where else on that properety ive seen has ther theres a big bedding area on my right in some tall grass u can see where they been sleeping them beans r on my left. u think them deer r eating them beans?
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ORIGINAL: Chuck7
Does the plant have yellow flowers.?? I fso probably a jack in the box..The pods are about 2 inches long and look similar to a sugar snap bean..if this is your plant.with yellow flowers up and down the main stem
Does the plant have yellow flowers.?? I fso probably a jack in the box..The pods are about 2 inches long and look similar to a sugar snap bean..if this is your plant.with yellow flowers up and down the main stem
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RE: WHAT KINDA BEANS R THESE
Chuck what you're describing sounds like Crotalaria. If it's Crotalaria,1 pound will kill a 300 pound Steer!
REbel Hog
Hey Reb...along with bird watching I try to identify the wild flowers and butterflies of Florida...A couple years ago I video taped about 75 differnt wild flowers in Polk County..Without a picture I'm really not sure of this man's flower..Teh plant I idnetified grows on the right hand side of the road...right before you cross the first bridge at the Green Swamp..Most flowers actually have a latin name.Jack in the Box is the nick name..I'm glad you told me about the danger of that plant. There is also another tall yellow flowered plant that grows along the wet ditches.Prim Rose Willow...and St. Andrew's Cross ..but of all those 3 Jack is the only one with bean pods.
This is also a great time of the year to see the Swamp Lily , Deer Tongue and Painted Brush.
REbel Hog
Hey Reb...along with bird watching I try to identify the wild flowers and butterflies of Florida...A couple years ago I video taped about 75 differnt wild flowers in Polk County..Without a picture I'm really not sure of this man's flower..Teh plant I idnetified grows on the right hand side of the road...right before you cross the first bridge at the Green Swamp..Most flowers actually have a latin name.Jack in the Box is the nick name..I'm glad you told me about the danger of that plant. There is also another tall yellow flowered plant that grows along the wet ditches.Prim Rose Willow...and St. Andrew's Cross ..but of all those 3 Jack is the only one with bean pods.
This is also a great time of the year to see the Swamp Lily , Deer Tongue and Painted Brush.
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RE: WHAT KINDA BEANS R THESE
here's a pretty good site on plant images.....actually , it s a really good site, lol......[8D]
http://plants.ifas.ufl.edu/plants&animals.html
http://plants.ifas.ufl.edu/plants&animals.html