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New for 2025: David Attenborough Presents: "Those Horrible Weeds".
Created a year ago · 27 comments· 0 likes
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David Attenborough takes us on a journey several feet out his rear door into a world of the backyard garden he hasn't attended to in years.
He correctly identifies up to 30% of the weed species he presents and dramatic tension peaks during several incidental falls and one really hilarious tip-over.
Injuries really take their toll as we gain new insights into Sir David's outrageous age and completely out of control back garden!
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Created by Ayjae on Oct 24, 2024 using the Dreamshaper XL Lightning AI image generator model.
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brilliant series this, rerun of course like all BBC content...
He eats them every day to stay healthy, lively and in great shape!
Weed? Now some things become clear to me and your profile finally makes sense. Your name is David, right?
Pity I havent paid my subsciption now I can't watch it. I must be better next time
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Hey, I'm a gardener and many weeds aren't just edible but tastes better than lots of vegetables. Stinging nettles tastes better than spinach or chard, purslane is delicious with friend potatoes, bacon and lemon juice sprinkled on top, lamb's quarters are again better than spinach, red sorrel is nice added to leafy salads and chopped as a garnish to cold summer soups. I could go on but you get the idea and I can identify far more than 30% of the weeds. Think I'll see if the BBC will host my documentary.