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I know what it is Ron, just giving you something to think about. The fruit is inferior, and the sepals are 5 each.

Near an intermittent pond. Ocean County. What say you?

That's scary about that car. I do a lot of roadside botany, and even if I'm in the woods I'll be parked on the road and preparing to head into the woods, or when I come out I'm around the car for a few minutes putting things away. Every single day now I smell a cloud of pot from dipshits who...

Pliers supported with magnets? Good idea.

That's interesting Mark, and it makes sense. I lived in Augusta Georgia (army brat) for 3 years, and there was one outside my bedroom window. I was 5 or so, and I loved eating them. If you find one down your way that is a true Morus rubra, and not a Morus alba or a hybrid with M. alba, let me...

Yes, I did open that, and it's got a few good tips. I like how it noted that if the leaves are lobed, even the lobes can have long tips.

No, it's Morus alba. I never thought it definitely was Morus rubra. I spoke to my friend, who's good on these. His comments: " (that is) classic (+/-) hybrid material. Tips not long accuminate enough; has to be hairy on surface below; no shine on top surface; petiole also has to be obviously...

I'm 98% sure it's Mulberry.

Try this Ron:

Okay, now I get it. Yes, I agree.

Here's one you can think about. I've made a decision, but I could be wrong. A large one for it's size by South Jersey standards.

Speaking of property ownership, I learned something very interesting yesterday. Do you know those signs on Fed property exactly like this one below? It does not mean you cannot walk on and enjoy the forest. It means you cannot enter in an unauthorized way and/or do unauthorized things while in...

It was not bad at all. Yes, there is water where there was none last week, but it's only as if it's Spring again.

I'll let you know how the swamp I'm going to tomorrow is in Cape May. I think it's on the border between lime green and baby blue.

I used to be a pickerel fisherman Guy, did that article on McGovern show a photo?

Thanks for the photo Guy. I'm now of the mind that it's Dichanthelium mattamuskeetense.

That Panic grass next to it is going gangbusters. I'm going to guess Dichanthelium microcarpon.

Thanks Mark, now I have a desire to find copies.

Barnegat is getting the train again this morning. Sheets of rain blowing in. Stand by matey!

This is in true pine barren habitat, and here's a photo of last years acorn. Also, I have a perfect hairy, 4 sided bud here from a black oak. You might have given it to me. The buds on these are not angled, more like the tip of a missle, and only fimbriate hairs on the outside lower bud scales.