(vanity) Would some FReeper please help identify this $%^&^ing weed?

Marty's backyard | 6/18/11 | ol' marty

[Tax-chick]

You could get an interesting hybrid.

[MsLady]

Cool I didn’t know that. I’ll have to look next time.

[Charles Henrickson]

It's all weed-weed up.

Weed it and reap.

[Tennessee Nana]

They use goats and sheep on Missionary Ridge

Yeah where the battle was...

:)

[Krankor]

I don’t know what that weed is, but your fence is over the property line. Be nice to your neighbor- you’ll need his permission to sell your house.

[Lees Swrd]

Jim Stafford - Wildwood Weed lol.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyY-6oh0Ow8

[mikrofon]

If left to grow long enough they can get pretty large/bushy

BUSHY'S FAULT!

[Blood of Tyrants]

Not milkweed. Milkweed has much longer leaves.

[mupcat]

Would you happen to have a nursery nearby or a horticulturist? If so, just take a clipping to them to identify.

[csvset]

Dental floss bush?

[alexander_busek]

For how long have you been suffering from that stiffness in your left wrist?

Regards,

[Tijeras_Slim]

It may be a member of the clover family, some grow fairly tall. It sort of looks like Yellow Sweet Clover which is common her in NM, but that is a member of the bean family. It is also found in CA except the desert.

A botanist or knowledgeable garden center person should be able to help, that three leaf structure is a sure tipoff to someone familiar with local invasive plants.

[Revolting cat!]

Looks like a sugar plant.

[Jaysin]

there is a site called www.hometalk.com where you can post pics of stuff like this and a lot of local professionals etc.... will answer you back pretty quickly. i use it quite a bit to get an opinion or 2 before i attempt to do something around the house/ it's always been free as far as i know.

[Miss Behave]

I’d shoot it. It looks like it’s sprouting some sort of human-looking hand.

[weeweed]

Oh Yeah..........

[Gargantua]

Select "Images" in Google and then Google "monarch chrysalis"

The dern coccoon is more stunningly beautiful than the flippin butterfly. I used to collect them as a kid and watch them open in my bedroom.

The newly-hatched butterflies crawl out all wet and wobbly and kinda stuck together--looking like a shiny, black miniature horror monster. Then you have to place them in direct sunlight (they won't hatch if the day is overcast or rainy!).

They hang feebly on the empty chrysalis-husk and they slowly start to move their wings. As the wings dry and expand, the motions become faster and more well-coordinated, speeding up and speeding up until...

... it just flies away.

Truly a religious experience. One of many from my youth.

80)

[deport]

Does it look some of the following photos?

http://www.google.com/search?q=milkweed&hl=en&biw=1192&bih=530&prmd=ivnsb&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=hS_9Tc73B-fY0QHznoWzAw&sqi=2&ved=0CEAQsAQ

[dangerdoc]

I have the same watch, it’s the only watch I’ve owned that can survive life on the farm.

[abb]