A cherry little weed that isn't terribly invasive in these parts. It tends to greet you at stop signs and in vacant parking lots. ...Read More
Called bitterweed for the way it makes milk taste when cows have eaten it, but for the most part , exists without doing any harm.
Not a friend to farmers/ranchers...can be toxic to livestock especially sheep...tough plant...can take over a field or pasture
This plant has taken over my horse pasture!
A cherry little weed that isn't terribly invasive in these parts. It tends to greet you at stop signs and in vacant parking lots.
...Read More