"Hey babe, what kind of clover should we buy?" "Get the Nazi one, we'll put it next to the Confederate jasmine."
"Hey babe, what kind of clover should we buy?" "Get the Nazi one, we'll put it next to the Confederate jasmine."
Not everything German is Nazi. The iron cross was used both before and after that regime. Still funny tho.
Edit: You've inspired me to order some jasmine for my zone 8b vegetable patch. Thanks.
14Nice! Just a tip- jasminoids like confederate jasmine are poisonous, Jasminum is the edible family used in teas and other infusions. I only mention because I planted the wrong kind.
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My Tradescantia Zebrina did not find this funny, but I did.
11I actually thought that was called "Wandering Jem" for like 20 years because the nursery tag I first saw it on was blurred at the end and the brilliant purple color seemed very gem like. And typing this out just now I'm noticing for the first time that gem is not spelled jem and I might be dumb..
4"Spiderwort"
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxalis_tetraphylla
Plenty of other things to call this one!
(But it's not a clover, it's a wood-sorrel. And this one has the bulb-forming habit, which means if you put it somewhere you may never get rid of it.)
7Alsike clover is the real goosestepper of the clover family
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