Because that would be pretty cool if it is... :lol: Talking about the big round glossy leaves; it has stalks of seed-things.
I've been looking for it for years, since I first got meat buns and started trying to forage for them, but all I've been able to find in my woods is narrow-leaf plantain, and I'm not sure if it's quite the same as what everyone refers to when they suggest feeding plantain. I can't even remember what plantain is for anymore. :?
Originally I'd transplanted just a bunch of dandelions, an accidental bullthistle or something with them, carrot tops to grow greens for the buns. Some clover and chickweed moved in. I put some dud spinach seeds in this spot where this plantain??? popped up. This is all in a tiny 1x3' bin, with nothing but moss and barley grass growing nearby, and for years nothing but barley grass had grown in the soil I used - so I have no idea where it came from. :shock: Just so weird a plant I've never seen before would crop up in my tiny dinky bunny garden!
I've been looking for it for years, since I first got meat buns and started trying to forage for them, but all I've been able to find in my woods is narrow-leaf plantain, and I'm not sure if it's quite the same as what everyone refers to when they suggest feeding plantain. I can't even remember what plantain is for anymore. :?
Originally I'd transplanted just a bunch of dandelions, an accidental bullthistle or something with them, carrot tops to grow greens for the buns. Some clover and chickweed moved in. I put some dud spinach seeds in this spot where this plantain??? popped up. This is all in a tiny 1x3' bin, with nothing but moss and barley grass growing nearby, and for years nothing but barley grass had grown in the soil I used - so I have no idea where it came from. :shock: Just so weird a plant I've never seen before would crop up in my tiny dinky bunny garden!
