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AndyRoo
wrote:
3 Feb 2026
Do you think it could be either Acaena x ovina or Acaena x anserovina?
Acaena x ovina
hackettganggang
wrote:
31 Jan 2026
Oh thank you and thanks for your patience. Yes I'm going to join your Monday weeding group. I"m off on an artist residency soon so plan to join the weed group from April. There's so much to learn!
Einadia nutans
waltraud
wrote:
31 Jan 2026
Einadia nutans subsp. nutans, Climbing Saltbush, a local native perennial; leaves may wilt and disappear in summer, it will resprout from woody roots when conditions are suitable. hackettganggang you should join our walks and work parties to learn more about local and introduced plants :-)
Einadia nutans
Csteele4
wrote:
30 Jan 2026
I know this spot well! Apparently you can use this weed as soap - it's full of saponins, hence the genus.
Saponaria officinalis
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