Yoors Flower Parade, day 46
Today at the Flowerparade: Wild Peen, or Daucus carota.
Wild Peen is a plant that can also be found in the verge.
It is the forerunner of our well-known orange root.
The roots of the wild carrot are also edible. I don't know if they're hot.
Wild caron resembles flute, but the flowers are many times closer together.
It is a screen shaped flower, very favorite with various insects.
On the right-hand picture you can see that the flowers are close to each other before flowering.
This is also called a bird's nest (the pyamamitts make their own nest).
Wild caroun blooms from June to September.
Wild peat is sometimes used in gardens as an organic way to creepies to fight.
Wild coke spreads a unique scent, which creepies hate.
Scary people are larvae of May beetles (and a number of other beetles).
You don't want creepies in your garden because these animals eat all the roots of plants.
They seem to like the most beautiful plants.
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