Comments on: Goatsbeard http://www.ayavaya.com/flower-photos/goatsbeard Thu, 12 Jan 2012 23:28:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Thomas http://www.ayavaya.com/flower-photos/goatsbeard/comment-page-1#comment-1192 Thomas Sat, 23 Apr 2011 00:22:42 +0000 http://www.ayavaya.com/?p=358#comment-1192 Hi, I found some of this and mistook it for Dandelion. I ate one flower and within a minute I had a full blown panic attack . LOL racy heart, the works. I felt the need to pee my brains out. It took about four hours for the affects to wear off. Great page thanks for the information. Hi,
I found some of this and mistook it for Dandelion. I ate one flower and within a minute I had a full blown panic attack . LOL racy heart, the works. I felt the need to pee my brains out. It took about four hours for the affects to wear off.

Great page thanks for the information.

]]> By: Steve http://www.ayavaya.com/flower-photos/goatsbeard/comment-page-1#comment-867 Steve Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:38:42 +0000 http://www.ayavaya.com/?p=358#comment-867 Hi. I found that somebody had visited my site from a Google search that also included your blog, so I wanted to check it out. You are off to a good start. I also wanted to share my own fun of exploring local native plants and started http://floralore.com a few years ago, so I encourage your continued effort; it's fun. I think you have confused a plant commonly called "hawksbeard" with "goatsbeard". Look up Crepis sp. in your area, then check Tragopogon sp. This is a good time to explore the native evergreens in your area. Hope you have some nearby. Steve Hi. I found that somebody had visited my site from a Google search that also included your blog, so I wanted to check it out.

You are off to a good start. I also wanted to share my own fun of exploring local native plants and started http://floralore.com a few years ago, so I encourage your continued effort; it’s fun.

I think you have confused a plant commonly called “hawksbeard” with “goatsbeard”. Look up Crepis sp. in your area, then check Tragopogon sp.

This is a good time to explore the native evergreens in your area. Hope you have some nearby.

Steve

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