Can you identify this bush / tree

[Dirtman]

Exactly...

 

[Jim Oaks]

This thread needs more cowbell.​

 

[MikeG]

I assume Goat is smarter than that... he is a lawyer.

Don't assume that. I know a lawyer that couldn't plug in a VOIP phone on his home network without bringing it down. Undergrad, doctorate of jurisprudence, passed the bar.... and he couldn't deal with a situation that involved TWO possiblilities.

Just sayin'

 

[Snoranger]

Don't assume that. I know a lawyer that couldn't plug in a VOIP phone on his home network without bringing it down. Undergrad, doctorate of jurisprudence, passed the bar.... and he couldn't deal with a situation that involved TWO possiblilities.

Just sayin'

I don’t associate with stupid lawyers or goats, or stupid lawyer goats.

 

[Uncle Gump]

If you run into a Korean Mechanic named Tiger and he says... "I am Lawyer"

Don't walk.... run!

 

[1990RangerinSK]

I assume Goat is smarter than that... he is a lawyer.

Don't be so sure. He lives with Dirtman.

 

[saxtech]

Weren't we talking about the app called Google Lens so we can identify a flower, bush, or pickle ?

 

[Bill]

Photinia.

Photinia - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[scotts90ranger]

speaking of, does the lawyer goat like pickles? That's the real question...

There's a whole bunch of Rhodies out there, I think most of them originated over on this side of the continent, some of the wild ones up in the woods are

 

[Bird76Mojo]

Exactly! And why wont my goat eat it!?

Rhododendron poisoning - LSB

Let's hope you never have to deal with rhododendron poisoning. The signs in sheep and goats include spectacular vomiting and intense pain.

www.lifestyleblock.co.nz

"Let's hope you never have to deal with rhododendron poisoning. The signs in sheep and goats include spectacular vomiting and intense pain. A few hours after eating rhododendron, the animal is in agony, rumen heaving, and it's plastering the shed walls with green vomit. It's a horrible thing to deal with."

 

[Bill]

There's a whole bunch of Rhodies out there, I think most of them originated over on this side of the continent, some of the wild ones up in the woods are

About five different species on the West Coast and quite a few more throughout the rest of the country. Most of the species are native to Europe and Asia.