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When I was growing up on the farm with beef cattle, we hated the Devil Horn/Claw. The dried seed pod would get lodge into cattle's nose....Read More
My property is the only property on the block that has this weed on it. I live in Sanger/ fresno county , California. And our property is...Read More
I live on a family ranch that shares 10 miles of the border with Mexico. The Devil's Claw is prolific in the Palominas & Hereford AZ ar...Read More
I used to live in Chico (CA) and the plant grew VERY well there in the heat and all. Now, I'm in Santa Cruz (CA) & it's growing this yea...Read More
I'm glad to find this site. My Niehbor this year had a devils horn plant pop up in his garden. Who knows were the seed came from. I was s...Read More
We had a ranch in the Dunnigan Hills and as a child I would see this around the countryside. My grandmother would save the claws and pain...Read More
This plant secrets a nasty sticky substance. I have been struggling to rid my pastures of this plant here in Texas. Anyone know how to ...Read More
In Wisconsin, I struggle a bit to get it to germinate outdoors so I start them indoors with better success, but takes a while.
Gr...Read More
I love this plant. I make sculptures from the dried pods. I grew 500 plants one year (1992) in Kentucky and I still have pods left. I gre...Read More
I had this strange stinky plant growing on the edge of one of my flower beds. Thought it was a pumpkin at first. No one could identify it...Read More
This plant appered this spring. I'm sure it came from my birdfeeder. The chipmunks planted it for me. Looked like a hairy sunflower seedl...Read More
Grows fine here, but not surprising given that some varieties are native to the desert southwest. Probably not considered a pretty plant...Read More
It tolerates the high ph we have in the New Mexico desert, and looks good. I pick the immature fruits and add them to the cucumbers when...Read More
I love the look of the plant, but it has spread through our pasture quickly ( I personly don't care but you know...) The pods were hidin...Read More
Can be nasty plant. Invasive. Sticky and slimey. Stinky. There are restriction on it being shipped to certain parts of the world. Ch...Read More
The first year I grew, or tried to grow, Devil's claws, I thought the seeds might have been bad. Little did I realize, the seeds require ...Read More
I discovered this plant through The International Carnivorous Plant Society. Yes, it's considered borderline or arguably carnivorous bec...Read More
i live in west texas near weatherford, and there are more of these than weeds. they stink like underarm smell and when you touch the plan...Read More
I received seeds for this plant several years ago. It doesn't reseed in my climate (Indiana zone 5). Friends were quite intriqued with ...Read More
Though this is considered a noxious weed in these parts, I've been facinated by this plant since I got one during show and tell in first ...Read More
Growing wild on our lot in Texas Hill Country, Bexar County, just north of San Antonio. Grows "like a weed"! Tolerant of heat and droug...Read More
I have one specimen in my back yard--Folsom, CA. The backyard is an eclectic collection of shrubs and a few trees; no lawn to mow! The De...Read More
I write for kids, so this plant has fascinated me. I live in the southeastern plains of Colorado. We have devil's claw in pastureland nea...Read More
This plant grows naturally here in Arizona. It seems to appear most often after our summer rains.
Several years ago I saw...Read More
The only place I've seen this unusual plant growing wild was in Iowa Park, Texas (up around Wichita Falls), in a farmer's field. This pla...Read More
This plant makes an EXCELLENT trap plant for tomato hornworms. The year I first noticed this, I picked 48 worms off of four Unicorn Plan...Read More
Proboscidea louisianica is a spreading plant grown for its unusual seedpods. It spreads about 18" and has tubular pinkish white ...Read More