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Know Your Natives – White Crownbeard
White crownbeard or white wingstem (Verbesina virginica) of the Aster, Sunflower, or Composite (Asteraceae) family has tall winged stems with domed clusters of white flower heads. In the U.S., it is found primarily from central Texas up through southeast Kansas, … Continue reading
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Tagged Asteraceae, Know Your Natives, Verbesina, Verbesina virginica, White Crownbeard
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Know Your Natives – Frostweeds “Bloom” Frost Flowers
Frostweed (a.k.a. white crownbeard or white wingstem [Verbesina virginica]) in the Asteraceae Family, is a stout plant with a winged stem that can be six to seven feet tall. Fleshy, longitudinal wings, a dominate feature of this and closely related plants … Continue reading
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Tagged Asteraceae, Frost flower, Verbesina, Verbesina virginica, White Crownbeard, White Wingstem
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