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Mix of Garlic Mustard, Motherwort, Creeping Charlie, Canary Reed Grass,
and Day Lilies |
Motherwort
(Leonurus cardiaca)
- Non-native. (Brought over as an herb from Europe)
- The leaves are lobed.
- Square 4-sided stem.
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Photo: Spring - June |
Creeping Charlie
(Glechoma hederacea)
- Non-native. (Brought over from Europe as a ground cover.)
- A Bright green perennial weed.
- Round or kidney-shaped leaves with
scalloped leaves.
- Square 4-sided stem.
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Photo: Spring - June |
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Canary
Reed Grass |
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| Common Day Lily |
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Queen Anne's Lace
Wild Carrot
(Daucus carota)
- Non-native.
- A biennial plant
- White lacey flower
- Grows 2 to 4 feet tall
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Photo: Spring - May |
Burdock
(Arctium minus)
- Non-native.
- Very common in pastures
- Burs with hooked spines
- Grows 5 to 8 feet tall
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Photo: Spring - May |
Cow Parsnip
(Heracleum lanatum)
- Non-native.
- Found in moist areas along the road
- Grows 4 to 9 feet tall
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Photo: Spring - May |
Winter Cress
(Barbarea vulguris)
- Non-native.
- Hardy, aggressive weed
- Clusters of small bright yellow flowers
- Grows 1 to 2 feet tall
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Photo: Spring - May |