I have no idea. There are so many little wildflowers growing in and around the vineyards that I'm still finding some I haven't yet noticed, let alone identified.
Anybody know?
Ken found corn on the cob in the supermarket yesterday. That's rare for these parts. So he got some for today's lunch. I'll grill burgers to go with them. Bacon cheeseburgers. Yum.
They are a type of persicaria. Common name, knotweed.
ReplyDeleteThanks to Cristina. I didn’t even have to try. I’ve been craving a bacon cheeseburger lately. See you in a few hours.
ReplyDeleteHi there, I just came over from Mitchell's blog.( I liked your comment!!) I pointed my not very good plant identifier app at your photo, and it came up with knotweed, smartweed and waterpepper the first time. A 2nd attempt gave pinkweed, which I think it might be.
ReplyDeleteOoooh, bacon cheeseburger sounds sooooo good! You're probably eating them right now, as it's about 1:00 pm chez vous. Enjoy!
ReplyDeletePretty photo of pinkweed, guess it's had a good summer with all that rain!
ReplyDeleteYour food photos and descriptions make me happy (the rest of the stuff is nice too).
ReplyDeleteCorn on the cob and burgers! Excellent summer lunch.
ReplyDeleteSame family as buckwheat
ReplyDeleteIn French, it is called Renouée.
ReplyDeleteDo you need to ask me?
ReplyDeletechristina, thank you!
ReplyDeletemitch, we ate them without you. Sorry.
frances, welcome! And thanks!
judy, they were very tasty. We may be doing them again today.
evelyn, that's for sure! Is that a plant you have there?
chris, :)
mary, the corn was ok, not great, but still a treat.
chm, interesting!
michael, if you have an answer, yes!
michael, oh, wait, I just got it. Triffids!
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