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No experience growing this plant, but we use it commonly in veterinary medicine (and sure it human medicine, too) for treating all sorts ...Read More
Three states have designated this species a noxious weed. In some localities state law requires its eradication.
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Foliage is wonderful. I have grown this plant for a few years and it is an annual that flowers in the first year in my zone 8b garden. So...Read More
This plant is very common in much of California. Near my house, it grows in large colonies along the arroyo where I walk. It is spectac...Read More
My experience with this plant began while taking my dogs on their usual walk. All this spring I watched this little plant, which attract...Read More
Arkansas has this plant listed as a noxious weed in the plant.usda.gov site.
Very easy from seed.... direct sow after last frost or sow indoors........ However very prone to damping off....... Doesn't love to be t...Read More
Here in Southeastern Saskatchewan (Zone3), this fairly damp and cool year it grew to about 4 1/2 feet with a leaf spread at the bottom of...Read More
The leaves of this plant are quite spectacular, with irregular white patches that have a silvery sheen in the sunlight. Although some pe...Read More
Spectular foliage when young, but becomes shabby with age. Self seeds. Thorns are long and will pierce thick clothing. Perhaps best grown...Read More
This striking plant’s common name comes from the legend that Mary’s milk first made the white markings on the leaves. It is a biennia...Read More