Growing up, I remember hearing the saying "Green and yellow, catch a fellow". Not sure where it came from or why I remember it but it goes with my post today since it's about the yellow dandelions that were mowed down yesterday. Now my yard is more green than yellow.
Oh and in case anyone is wondering, the answer is no, I am not in search of a fellow.
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So sad for the loss of the pretty yellow. You know I had to look that rhyme up and it seems it has to do with the rules for wearing of color combinations - a variation is how to tell a poisonous coral snake from a non-poisonous one - the whole concept of "color" rhymes is quite fun. If you are idly twiddling around the interwebs, google "green and yellow, catch a fellow"...
They are a pretty weed. Wait if you love them then they aren't a week.
Have a fabulous day, Ann. Big hug to you and tons of scritches to Gibbs. ♥♥♥
my frist thought was the rhyme about the Coral Snake.
Red touch black, safe for Jack. Red touches yellow, kills a fellow.
I love bright yellow!!
I love the dandelions, and am always sad to see them go. They are so cheerful looking, and represent spring.
I had never heard that rhyme before. I do love dandelions, and other yellow flowers. :)
I googles it and I see it was actually red and yellow. I wonder if I remember it wrong or that's the way I really heard it.
I know they are a weed, but they are pretty anyway.
there are a few yards in my neighborhood that have none. I'm not about to spend the money to get rid of them and besides the bees need them
I know me too. My next door neighbors have their lawn sprayed and they have none.
Yep, me too. Yellow is just a happy color
love the comments about the yellow colour and associated reasons...
That's a great shot of the dandelion! It makes it look like a lovely flower yet we never want them in our lawn.
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