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"Texensis" wrote:


Could it be purslane? It's hard to tell from the picture, but it
appears to be a fleshy creeper (how creepy sounding!). Depending on
what it really is, you may find that you don't need to do the
hands-and-knees thing. Some of the items that appear in mild winters
or in early spring have such shallow roots that a going over with a
rake will do the work. Other types, of course, just vanish when the
sun gets stronger, because they can't take the heat.

ok...thanks to all who replied. with all that goes on in the yard from
month to month, i feel like i'm in grade school again learning everything
for the first time.


marty.

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