ROADWEEDS OF THE UPPER PENINSULA

The list of species included on this website.

Purple/Blue Flowers		Yellow/Orange Flowers
Purple Loosestrife Spotted Knapweed Wild Bergamot Thistles Asters Fireweed Common Milkweed Swamp Milkweed Alfalfa Self-heal Red Clover Bouncing Bet Chicory	Lythrum salicaria Centaurea maculosa Monarda fistulosa Cirsium spp. Aster spp. Epilobium angustifolium Asclepias syrica Asclepias incarnata Medicago sativa Prunella vulgaris Trifolium pratense Saponaria officinalis Cichorium intybus	Cinquefoil Wild Parsnip Sow Thistle Butter n'Eggs Common Mullein Goldenrods Common Tansy Black-eyed Susan Hop Clover Birdfoot Trefoil St. Johnswort Buttercups Hawkweed Indian Paintbrush	Potentilla spp. Pastinaca sativa Sonchus arvensis Linaria vulgaris Verbascum thapsis Solidago spp. Tanacetum vulgare Rudbeckia hirta Trifolium aureum Lotus corniculata Hypericum perforatum Ranunculus spp. Hieracium spp. Castilleja coccinea
White/Green Flowers		Grasses
Fleabane Daisies Queen Anne's Lace Wild Strawberry Sweet Clover Burdock Plantain Curly Dock	Erigeron annuus Chrysanthemum leucanthemum Daucus carota Fragaria vesca Melilotus alba Arctium minus Plantago major Rumex spp.	Timothy Smooth Brome Reed Canary Beach Red Top	Phleum pratense Bromus inermis Phalaris arundinacea Ammophila breviligulata Festuca rubra

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