057c9424__Tomato_Solanum_elaeagnifolium__Rating
[Content] On Aug 10, 2011, Lynnpatsy from Banning, CA wrote: I chose negative because of the difficulty getting rid of them. They are beautiful to look at. And I especially enjoy watching the large black "Bumblebees" doing their pollenating of this plant. These "bees" are at least an inch long, really chubby and all black. Does anyone know whether they are truly bees? Or are they called something else? Also, I live in the Southern California semi-desert area and have not personally seen this weed anywhere else so far. I guess birds brought them to me many years ago, at least 20 years now. [Rating] 
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