- Location
- Devon
I know I should know, but....
Common enough.
And is it poisonous to pigs?
Common enough.
And is it poisonous to pigs?
It's in a yard that's greened over. Shut the pigs in there and sow has been eating it and now being sick!Smells like camomile I think and always becomes dominant in one pig field I saw because they wouldn't eat it with its strong smell.... Never caused any issues
Same as pineapple weed it seems.Surely it just rayless Mayweed isn't it?
Smells of pineapple, but I'm confused (Not difficult I know)Does it smell of pineapples or pungent, nasty? Rayless mayweed (nasty, pungent) is not a nice plant and can make people feel unwell when cutting it let alone handling it.
Smells of pineapple, but I'm confused (Not difficult I know)
Many sites say pineapple weed is also known as rayless mayweed.
Not trying to be argumentative but Google rayless mayweed and Wikipedia comes up with pineapple weed, and Google seems to make them synonymous. Many resulting sites, including UK ones, use the names interchangeablyWikipedia says pineapple weed is also known as discweed, could be American though I suppose. Pineapple weed has no petals to speak of.
Not trying to be argumentative but Google rayless mayweed and Wikipedia comes up with pineapple weed, and Google seems to make them synonymous. Many resulting sites, including UK ones, use the names interchangeably