Friend of foe ?

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    Can't figure out what this is, have looked at the 'weeds' thread but doesnt quite match ... any thoughts ?

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    Creeping buttercup? :dunno:
     
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    Yes does look like it Mum..
     
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      Hmm, I think you may be right ! Thanks !
       
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        Dratted nuisance, except it is easily removed and it does not have the same kind of persistent roots as say a Dandelion. As long as you get rid of all the growing points when you weed it out, it does not come back.
         
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          I was walking thru a meadow when I stooped to pick a Buttock up.
           
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            You have to say that one outloud to make it work:snork:
             
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              Now that takes me back Zigs.... :heehee: :biggrin:
               
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