Dog Fennel Weed Flower at Andrew Romero blog

Dog Fennel Weed Flower. Dog fennel (eupatorium capillifolium), also known as tall fennel or ageratum, is a perennial weed that can quickly invade and overtake your garden or yard if not properly controlled. Its soft and delicate look is perfect for the back of the border or open woodlands in dry or wet soils. Depending on the management practices for the site,. Native to fields, clearings, woodland margins and roadsides of the southeastern united states, dog fennel is a very unusual foliage plant. Dogfennel (eupatorium capillifolium) is a perennial weed common to turf, roadsides and container plants. Blooms from september through november. Dog fennel can become aggressively weedy but is very attractive to butterflies and other insects. Eupatorium capillifolium, commonly called dog fennel, is a somewhat weedy, north american herbaceous perennial which typically grows on. The flowers are numerous and are borne on branched panicles. Dog fennel spreads by seed, and regrowth from the woody base. The small, 3 to 5 flowered heads are numerous. The flowers of dog fennel are small and white in color. With its tall, feathery leaves and clusters of small, white flowers, it may initially seem like a harmless plant.

Depending on the management practices for the site,. Dog fennel spreads by seed, and regrowth from the woody base. Its soft and delicate look is perfect for the back of the border or open woodlands in dry or wet soils. Dog fennel can become aggressively weedy but is very attractive to butterflies and other insects. The small, 3 to 5 flowered heads are numerous. Blooms from september through november. With its tall, feathery leaves and clusters of small, white flowers, it may initially seem like a harmless plant. The flowers are numerous and are borne on branched panicles. Native to fields, clearings, woodland margins and roadsides of the southeastern united states, dog fennel is a very unusual foliage plant. Dog fennel (eupatorium capillifolium), also known as tall fennel or ageratum, is a perennial weed that can quickly invade and overtake your garden or yard if not properly controlled.

Eupatorium capillifolium (Dog Fennel)

Dog Fennel Weed Flower Dogfennel (eupatorium capillifolium) is a perennial weed common to turf, roadsides and container plants. The flowers are numerous and are borne on branched panicles. With its tall, feathery leaves and clusters of small, white flowers, it may initially seem like a harmless plant. Eupatorium capillifolium, commonly called dog fennel, is a somewhat weedy, north american herbaceous perennial which typically grows on. Dogfennel (eupatorium capillifolium) is a perennial weed common to turf, roadsides and container plants. Its soft and delicate look is perfect for the back of the border or open woodlands in dry or wet soils. Dog fennel (eupatorium capillifolium), also known as tall fennel or ageratum, is a perennial weed that can quickly invade and overtake your garden or yard if not properly controlled. Dog fennel can become aggressively weedy but is very attractive to butterflies and other insects. Depending on the management practices for the site,. The small, 3 to 5 flowered heads are numerous. Blooms from september through november. Dog fennel spreads by seed, and regrowth from the woody base. Native to fields, clearings, woodland margins and roadsides of the southeastern united states, dog fennel is a very unusual foliage plant. The flowers of dog fennel are small and white in color.