Chickens among the May Apples

Even though called apples, are they more like a berry?

Thank you, Suzy!

Good picture, dottie!

Kathy, you are most welcome! I learned a lot, too!

Thanks for another learning experience!!! I had never seen or even heard of these, so had to Google them too. Great photo too :-) Thanks for sharing and also for the learning experience. Kathy

Thanks, Angel. I probably won't be growing any, but it's interesting to learn all about them.

Expensively tough......

They have a bulb underground, nanax4, and like to grow in the shade. Some catalogs sell them. We look for morel mushrooms where they are grow. That rooster is a cutie-patootie.

pdevredis, you just answered the question I asked you on jimbos' puzzle featuring potholes. Tough.

Pat, I didn't know you could plant them! I thought grew wild. Thanks for telling me!
Thank you, anitas!

Nice puzzles today Nanax

I live in a close suburb of NYC, on only a quarter acre, but I love to plant unusual things. I planted these about a dozen years ago, and they have really spread! They look a little like asparagus when the shoots first appear, and then they form their relatively huge umbrellas over tiny "apples". But mine truly are "May" apples--I would never see them like this in March!

Also, Chickie, I live in the city (well, suburbs) and I miss having a place to go and see things like mayapples!

Glad everyone is all ready for the spring time LOL

Thanks lyndee! I didn't know that about mushrooms.
Chickie, I haven't seen a mayapple in years! Great memories.

Nice puzzle Dottie. I love it when the mayapples come up. Spring truly is here!

I love to see may apples because I knew that means mushrooms soon!!!