Andropogon glomeratus (Walt.) Britton – Broomsedge, Bushy Bluestem Family – Poaceae Stems: Node. Leaves: Base of plant… …front view showing bulbous nature. Ligule. Inflorescence: Infructescence. Flowers: Fruit, close-up. Flowering – August – November. Habitat – Roadsides, fields, open woods, bogs, savannahs. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This species can be found … Read more
Crop King Seeds (CKS) is a familiar and popular seed bank for growers in Canada or the US. These seed banks are quite large and reputable, and they have their own advantages and disadvantages like other seed banks. As a seed buyer of Crop King Seeds, we have also drawn many advantages and disadvantages of … Read more
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Spider mites belong to the Acari family called as Tetranychidae which includes more than 1200 listed species that usually live on the undersides of leaves to make protective silk webbing and causes severe damages by piercing their stylus to suck sap from leaves and tender shoots of many plants including cannabis. Spider mites are not classified into insects’ category but as … Read more
Solidago curtisii T. & G. – Curtis’ Goldenrod Family – Asteraceae Stems: Lower stem. Upper stem. Leaves: Inflorescence: Involucre: N/A Ray flowers: Disk flowers: N/A Flowering – August – October. Habitat – Rich woodlands, road banks. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This attractive species can be found in just a handful … Read more
Gratiola virginiana L. – Roundfruit Hedgehyssop Family – Scrophulariaceae Stems: Leaves: Inflorescence: N/A Flowers: Calyx. Fruit. Flowering – March – June. Habitat – Ponds, sloughs, ditches. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This aquatic species can be found scattered throughout Alabama. The plant is easy to identify becasue of its habitat, opposite … Read more
Castilleja kraliana J. Allison – Kral’s Indian Paintbrush Family – Scrophulariaceae Stems: Leaves: N/A Inflorescence: N/A Flowers: Flowering – February – June. Habitat – Dolomite glades. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This striking little species can be found in just one county in Alabama. The plant was only recently discovered in … Read more
Fatoua villosa (Thunb.) Nakai – Hairy Crabweed Family – Moraceae Stems: Leaves: Inflorescence: Flowers: Flowering – July – November. Habitat – Disturbed sites, lawns. Origin – Native to tropical Asia. Other information – This weedy species can be found scattered throughout much of Alabama and is probably more common than reported. The plant can be … Read more
Lilium michauxii Poir. – Carolina Lily Family – Liliaceae Stems: N/A Leaves: Inflorescence: N/A Flowers: Flowering – July – September. Habitat – Hammocks, upland woods, thickets, bogs. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This attractive species can be found scattered throughout most of Alabama. The plant can be identified by its striking … Read more
Spermolepis echinata (Nutt. ex DC.) A. Heller – Bristly Scaleseed Family – Apiaceae Stems: N/A Leaves: Inflorescence: N/A Flowers: Fruits. Flowering – April – June. Habitat – Disturbed sites, waste places. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This little weedy species can be found in southern Alabama. The plant can be identified … Read more