In fact, at least one reference treats C. sericea as a variety of C. alba, and the names are used so interchangeably in the horticultural trade that it is uncertain whether the bright yellow-twigged form call "Flaviramea" is of North American or European origin, though we have on occasion encountered more yellow-twigged forms that appear to be wild.
This might also be an invasive - but more on this later. I think the above is the tall yellow buttercup and the below is the Cinquefoil.
will see what these are....
So Day Two - my irrigation well water had "recharged" to just a few feet below ground level - after I had emptied out 350 mugs - about 12 ounce mug amounts - down to over 18 feet or so. It's a 20 foot hole but there's several feet of pea gravel at the bottom.
OK enuf photos for part 2. Now onto part 3.
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