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[cheriere]

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@HLP wrote:

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@On It wrote:

@cheriere Thank you for posting the photos. I have never seen a wild onion. I thought perhaps there were some that I did not recognize as such, but no. They are new to me. Now I have seen them!

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ONce in a while they will grow in my flower beds. If you see stringy things pull them up and there will be a little onion at the end. I imagine the wild animals and birds drop them there. Couldn't find the 4 leaf clover.

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It's in the bottom front left of the picture.  It's fairly big.  I hope this helps you find it.🌸

[depglass]

The four leaf clover is the big one in the lower left.

[DSD2]

What great pictures!

That four leaf clover is so pretty. May it bring you good luck and happiness.

[ECBG]

Farmers kill them if they're in a pasture; the wild onions flaver the milk!

[EastCoastGal]

@cheriere 

Thank you for posting these pictures! Never heard of this but have seen them. I just didn't know that's what they're called !! 

Love the big 4 leaf clover! 🍀 May it bring you good luck. 🍀  l already have my good luck...having you here and posting with you! You're a wonderful person! 🍀💚

[cheriere]

@EastCoastGal 

I feel the EXACT SAME way about YOU!  You're one of the kindest people here and I'm lucky to call you my friend.🌸

[Sooner]

It's a big deal with a lot of country people and tribal people here in Oklahoma.  They have places they know to gather them, and special spring dishes they cook with them.

If you see some, be sure they are growing where it hasn't been sprayed for weeds.  

Also, you can keep a little piece of the root end of green onions from the store, put them in a little water and they'll sprout tops!  

[EastCoastGal]

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@cheriere wrote:

@EastCoastGal 

I feel the EXACT SAME way about YOU!  You're one of the kindest people here and I'm lucky to call you my friend.🌸

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@cheriere 

Aww... Thank you so much for your kind words! I know we would be real-life friends too! 🌷

[cheriere]

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@Sooner wrote:

It's a big deal with a lot of country people and tribal people here in Oklahoma.  They have places they know to gather them, and special spring dishes they cook with them.

If you see some, be sure they are growing where it hasn't been sprayed for weeds.  

Also, you can keep a little piece of the root end of green onions from the store, put them in a little water and they'll sprout tops!  

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I never knew this about country and tribal people gathering them.  How cool!  

No, they're not growing where anyone has sprayed for weeds.  It seems we have an overwhelming amount of them too lol.

I didn't know you could sprout one in water either.

Im so glad you posted, thank you.💝🌸

[2sisters]

I sure hope your four leaf clover brings you lots of good luck @cheriere 🍀

We always called them wild onions too and had them where I grew up.  My oldest sister would make me try to eat them!Lol