sh1kar Well-Known Member Supporter Jul 18, 2023 #4 Sampo said: sweet potato? Click to expand... And the winner is.
U User00035 Well-Known Member Jul 18, 2023 #5 crocket said: Morning glory? Click to expand... Technically you're right as well. The sweet potato is a member of the convolvulaceae (bindweed) family.
crocket said: Morning glory? Click to expand... Technically you're right as well. The sweet potato is a member of the convolvulaceae (bindweed) family.
levigsp Well-Known Member Jul 18, 2023 #6 Finch said: Technically you're right as well. The sweet potato is a member of the convolvulaceae (bindweed) family. Click to expand... strange how one is classed as edible and the other a narcotic
Finch said: Technically you're right as well. The sweet potato is a member of the convolvulaceae (bindweed) family. Click to expand... strange how one is classed as edible and the other a narcotic
Andyquadra Well-Known Member Supporter Jul 18, 2023 #7 crocket said: Morning glory? Click to expand... I don't relate my morning glory to a flower
crocket Well-Known Member Jul 18, 2023 #8 Andyquadra said: I don't relate my morning glory to a flower Click to expand... Lucky lad!,,
U User00035 Well-Known Member Jul 19, 2023 #9 levigsp said: strange how one is classed as edible and the other a narcotic Click to expand... Edible and toxic plants are often found within the same genus. Potatoes, aubergines and peppers are all members of the nightshade family.
levigsp said: strange how one is classed as edible and the other a narcotic Click to expand... Edible and toxic plants are often found within the same genus. Potatoes, aubergines and peppers are all members of the nightshade family.
VSS Well-Known Member Supporter Jul 19, 2023 #10 Finch said: Edible and toxic plants are often found within the same genus. Potatoes, aubergines and peppers are all members of the nightshade family. Click to expand... As are tomatoes.
Finch said: Edible and toxic plants are often found within the same genus. Potatoes, aubergines and peppers are all members of the nightshade family. Click to expand... As are tomatoes.