Okay, That Was Fun, Let's Do Another

soup
low country boil
shred
hops
barley
beer
alternate farming
hydroweed

Kansas :)

Hydroweed looks promising.

Kansas, nah, been there, done that, even though the suggestion of wheat IS there.

Abstract Coleus No. 1, was right on the tip of my tounge but I see you already picked that one! How about "Plant Fete' " ?

Maybe the title stays as is, then, if you are anywhere near serious, Ronald W.

Or maybe Merciless Prosecution of a Space Age Imposter No. 2

worm tongue
grain child
gluten thrasher

Merciless Prosecution of a Space Age Imposter No. 2? Hey, I've seen that title before...now, where did it come from? For this piece, however, I suggest something less cryptic and more easily understood--like "I."

"No Whey"

Flight

Gluten Thrasher ... catchy, but it sort of hits hard, reminding you of scarry movies where there are slashers (I know, YOUR word is "thrasher", but it still suggests "slasher", chainsaw massacres, horror flicks with hot chicks, etc.) Would YOU buy an artwork titled Gluten Thrasher?(^__^)

I ... is too transparent (^__^), ... mercilessly so.

No Whey ... funny, but no way, for a similar reason as ... I ....

My current title, while accurate and descriptive is, unfortunately, predictably boring. Search engines might find the associated words helpful, but humans (especially art judges) prefer something a bit more rich.

Hydroweed ... is still my favorite so far. It's a little nerdy, but so am I.

Along this line, how about ... Hyperflora ... ?

Me? yes i actually would by an artwork whatever its named if I like it.. anyways how about
razorweed vs razorwheat
Howling flora
grub stool
climbing flaxen
climbing Blight Flower
Creeping Rot tongue

Grub Stool, ... then could proudly hang on your wall. Good for you - visual trumps verbal.
I, however, am more sensitive to the words, regardless of the image. I would be much more inclined to BUY a work whose name did not strike me harshly.

Creeping Rot Tongue (^__^) ... nope, couldn't do it.

Thanks for pushing the envelope, though.

I'm going with ... Hyperflora, ... still a direct result of your input. Thanks.