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Packera glabella |
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Synonym(s) |
Senecio glabellus |
Common name |
butterweed, cress-leaf groundsel |
Family |
asteraceae |
Life cycle |
annual |
Flowers |
yellow (spring) |
Size |
to 20" |
Light |
sun-shade |
Cultural notes |
prefers moist soil |
One of the many weeds colonizing our lawn in the early-spring time before the bermudagrass is fully awake. Succulent, interestingly cut leaves, make good fodder for the compost pile when pulled. Its yellow daisy flowers are cheerful enough, so I don't complain too much. But it self-seeds profusely, so in the long run I may have to take counter-measures...
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