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Commonly found on field and forest edges, particularly the moist areas. The young leaf steams are edible while still light green, as they...Read More
Tap root can go to 4ft, hard to get rid of. Little redeeming value to wildlife. Deer will browse this plant only if no other food is ava...Read More
Quite common in the UK, it seems to do particularly well on disturbed ground, reaches about six feet high.
This plant doesn't seem to get many good reviews, but the second year stalks and that deep taproot are very tasty, sort of like a potato....Read More
This species pop up rarely in gardens but are more frequent in wide open spaces, especially roadsides. They seem to like woodland edges -...Read More
Ugh...this weed has taken over a large moist area of my yard. It's very aggressive, hard to eradicate (taproot is impossible to fully re...Read More
Common Burdock, Lesser Burdock Arctium minus is Naturalized in Texas and other States.
Don't confuse the leaves with the poison leaves of rhubarb.