10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAWKWEED»
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hawkweed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hawkweed and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Plants of British Columbia: Scientific and Common Names of ...
... hawkweed-leaved saxifrage = Saxifraga hieraciifolia (V:D) hawkweed, hound's
-tongue —» hound's-tongue hawkweed hawkweed, mouse-ear — » mouse-ear
hawkweed hawkweed, narrow-leaved — » narrow-leaved hawkweed hawkweed
...
Hong Qian, K. Klinka, 1998
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The Gardeners Dictionary: Containing the Methods of ...
C. B. Bushy Hawk- weed, with broad rough Leaves. 13. Hieracium fruticofum
latifolium glabrum. Park. Tbtat. Smoother broad-leav*d bufhy Hawk- weed. . 14.
Hieracium fruticosum an- gustifolium majus. C. B. Narrow- kav'd bushy
Hawkweed.
3
The Book of Field and Roadside: Open-country Weeds, Trees, ...
that mouse-ear hawkweed may inhibit the growth of several clover species. Ox-
eye daisies (q.v.), which thrive in similar habitats, are frequently noted hawkweed
associates. Other frequent plant associates include sulphur cinquefoil (see ...
John Andrew Eastman, 2003
4
Invasive Plants of the Upper Midwest: An Illustrated Guide ...
Yellow hawkweed closely resembles orange hawkweed. A lawn/meadow
dominated by orange hawkweed. Height: Orange hawkweed: 6–24. Yellow
hawkweed: 1–3 . Tall hawkweed: 1–3.5. Leaves: Club-shaped basal rosettes;
very hairy ...
Elizabeth J. Czarapata, 2005
5
Weeds of California and Other Western States
Orange. hawkweed. [Hieracium. aurantiacum. L.][HIEAU]. SYNONYMS: devil's
paintbrush; grim-the-collier; orange paintbrush; red daisy; Pilosella aurantiaca (L.
) E Schultz 60: Schultz-Bip. GENERAL INFORMATION: Long-hairy perennial ...
Joseph M. DiTomaso, Evelyn A. Healy, 2007
6
Seventh Catalog of the Vascular Plants of Ohio
(Chrysopsis camporum Greene) *Hieracium aurantiacum L. Orange Hawkweed,
Devil's-paintbrush. *Hieracium caespitosum Dumort. Yellow King-devil.
tHieracium flagellare Willd. Whiplash Hawkweed. *Hieracium floribundum Wimm.
&. Grab ...
Tom S. Cooperrider, Allison Cusick, John T. Kartesz, 2001
7
Botanologia: The English Herbal: Or, History of Plants : ...
29 feed-am dvifief, in Urine Hieraeium intgmmitne, vel rarmn, Hieracium minur
camniune, in Lflglsh Hawkweed lest common, or not so easie to be met with as
being either rare , or otherwise, Exotrcks, and so_ only Garden Plants with us. II_.
8
Hand book to the herbarium, containing botanical and English ...
Deficient Hawkbit. 1143 A. autumnalis. Autumnal Hawkbit. Hieracium. Hawkweed
. 1144 H. alpinum. Alpine Single-flowered Hawk- weed. 1145 H. Pilosella. Mouse
- ear Hawkweed. 1146 H. aurantiacum. Orange Hawkweed. 1147 H. murorum.
George Dixon (of the North of Engl. agric. sch.), 1845
9
Rambles in search of wild flowers, and how to distinguish them
HAWKWEED— DANDELION. 163 There are three British species, with branching
leafless stalks, but all belong to mountains. The Branching Mouse-ear
Hawkweed (H. dubium), has lemon flowers, like its namesake, but its leaves are
more ...
10
A Guinea Pig's History Of Biology: The plants and animals ...
... all gave plants their own local names: H. auricula is not merely known as pale
hawkweed, yellow hawkweed and yellow devil hawkweed, it is also known as
kingdevil hawkweed and as the smooth (or in Connecticut, 'smoothish')
hawkweed.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HAWKWEED»
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hawkweed is used in the context of the following news items.
Search for Brecon Beacons Sir David Attenborough flower
The Attenborough Hawkweed is one of a group of closely related plants which belong to the daisy family and has probably evolved in the ... «BBC News, Jul 15»
DNR outdoor report for July 9
Northern roadsides are speckled with yarrow, daisies, trefoil, many different varieties of clover, wild roses and hawkweed. Twin flower and ... «Appleton Post Crescent, Jul 15»
Class not just painting flowers
And orange hawkweed and wild mustard are also invasive. The yellow flag iris, not garden iris, which grows in marshy areas, can choke water ... «Vernon Morning Star, Jul 15»
River life, 6/28
... tower rockcress, daisy fleabane, yellow salsify, nodding catchfly, bladder campion, dogbane, late meadow hawkweed and early St. John's ... «Poughkeepsie Journal, Jul 15»
Kids and Critters: Lots of little flowers
But if you study up on flowers, you will soon realize that the hawkweed “flower” is really a collection of many small flowers. Each petal is actually ... «The Recorder, Jul 15»
Wild Side: Summer solstice is a fine time of year
The first of the summer flowers; Queen Anne's lace, oxeye daisy, bergamot, hawkweed and spiderwort are showing up along roadsides and in ... «Pierce County Herald, Jul 15»
Photo by Todd Zawistowksi
Hawkweed and Indian paintbrush nod in the light breeze. Leopard frogs leap ahead of us as we traverse wet spots. The light greens of new ... «MyNorth.com, Jun 15»
Flowers, Flowers And More Flowers
They soon were followed by garden-escapee daisies and non-native orange hawkweed and Canada hawkweed (a yellow dandelion-like ... «Ames Tribune, Jun 15»
The blessings of rain
(I checked: they call it the Mouse-Ear Hawkweed.) These are all the flowers I don't remember seeing here before. Then I realize I haven't visited ... «Walker Pilot Independent, Jun 15»
Wild Bill Caught on Tape
As Danielle narrates you can spot hawkweed, Solomon seal, and several shots of trillium, including a clump at the edge of the patio. «Steuben Courier, Jun 15»
