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I don't know what this is but I found it growing on my lawn.

Sony NEX5T + Minolta MC MACRO ROKKOR-X 3.5/50 @ f11



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Wonderful, crisp + clean, very colorful shot! What a treat for a flower guy like me
- not hippie, more macro I meant Wink


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Thanks Klaus. Very Happy


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It's Red Clover.


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Edible, nutritious, delicious in salads, soups. Leaves too.


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Thanks for the info. Smile


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visualopsins wrote:
Edible, nutritious, delicious in salads, soups. Leaves too.


The bees also love it. We keep a healthy amount of clover in our lawn for the bees.


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RokkorDoctor wrote:
visualopsins wrote:
Edible, nutritious, delicious in salads, soups. Leaves too.


The bees also love it. We keep a healthy amount of clover in our lawn for the bees.


The White Clover Honey is a favorite of mine! Pure white.


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RokkorDoctor wrote:
visualopsins wrote:
Edible, nutritious, delicious in salads, soups. Leaves too.


The bees also love it. We keep a healthy amount of clover in our lawn for the bees.


And fixes nitrogen into soil.


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visualopsins wrote:

And fixes nitrogen into soil.

That may explain why our neighbour has to feed his lawn every year with fertiliser, whereas we don't have to bother at all Wink

(EDIT: I also mow my lawn by hand with a mechanical push mower and leave the clippings for the worms to work down into the soil; this also helps)