Is this PI?

[eman1200]

A Google image search doesn't seem to match it up very good....

 

[SixPapaCharlie]

I'm no plant expert but allow me to chime in.
I don't know.

 

[Clark1961]

it looks like a leafy green substance...

 

[Graueradler]

Not PI.

 

[eman1200]

Not PI.

good enough for me, lemme go roll around in it.

 

[FastEddieB]

Karen, who went to horticultural school, took one look and said...

"That's NOT poison ivy!"

I did not even know that was the question.

Was it?

 

[eman1200]

Karen, who went to horticultural school, took one look and said...

"That's NOT poison ivy!"

I did not even know that was the question.

Was it?

yes, that was the question. PI being Poison Ivy, as Karen clearly knew. thx.

 

[Dennis McKim]

Looks (generally) like mint. Do you have a smartphone with access to Columbia University's "Leafsnap" app?

 

[AdamZ]

Not PI looks like wild strawberry

 

[asechrest]

Karen, who went to horticultural school, took one look and said...

"That's NOT poison ivy!"

I did not even know that was the question.

Was it?

Jeez, Eddie. GWTP FFS.

 

[JeffDG]

This is Pi:

At least the first 10,000 digits.

 

[flhrci]

And JeffDG wins the smartest post in the thread award. LOL

David

 

[Matthew]

Pi pie

 

[Archammer]

mmmm PI....wtf are those leaves? That ain't PIE or PI, or PYE.

...Nice rosebush

 

[Marauder]

No.


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[timwinters]

Not PI.

^^^^^^

That plant's leaves are quite serrated. PI leaves have very few, if any, teeth. Also all three PI leaves are on stems. That plant's two opposite leaves have no stems. At least around here...there are lots of variables from coast to coast.

 

[overdrive148]

Looks (generally) like mint. Do you have a smartphone with access to Columbia University's "Leafsnap" app?

 

[flyingron]

My wife, a former master gardener, and her sister (also a plant guru) guess is wild strawberry. She says the way to tell is to look at the stem down near the root it should be a pinkish red color.

 

[azure]

Not PI looks like wild strawberry

Agree, that was my first impression. SE Michigan meadows and woods are full of the stuff so I've seen a lot of it.

But I wouldn't venture to say for sure from a photograph, other than that it's not poison ivy.

 

[Capt. Geoffrey Thorpe]

Back to Poison Ivy:

https://youtu.be/ZRfRITVdz4k

 

[flyingron]

Back to Poison Ivy:

https://youtu.be/ZRfRITVdz4k

You're gonna need an ocean of calamine lotion.

 

[Hank S]

Poison ivy vines generally look quite fuzzy or hairy. These are smooth.

"Pi" is a mathematical construct generally accepted to be 3.1415927, which is accurate for most applications.

Back on March 14, Pi(e) day, my wife made this, and it was good!

 

[rbridges]

this one's for the comic book geeks.

 

[flyingron]

Definitely looks like you could get a rash from her.

 

[timwinters]

Yeah, but it'd likely be worth it!

 

[RJM62]

I don't know what it is. I do know that it's not poison ivy, and I don't think it's strawberries. Strawberry leaflets converge at the basal end.

Rich

 

[Matthew]

Google says this is the difference between wild strawberries and PI:


Rich made a good observation about the leaves in the original picture. They look different from strawberry.