Wednesday, September 30, 2026
White Snakeroot (also known as Richweed or White Sanicle) Scientific Name: Ageratina altissima (formerly Eupatorium rugosum) Family: Asteraceae (Daisy/Composite family) Key Features: Features dense clusters (corymbs) of small, bright white, star-like disc flowers lacking ray petals, set above coarsely toothed, opposite leaves with prominent veining. It is a common native perennial found flowering across eastern North America in early to mid-autumn. (Narration - Gemini AI)
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An experiment that doesn't seem worth the time... Cosmos... was windblown ... in a not very photogenic environment. I like it because ...
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An experiment that doesn't seem worth the time... Cosmos... was windblown ... in a not very photogenic environment. I like it because ...
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New England Aster ( Symphyotrichum novae-angliae ) . The dense, glandular, hair-covered stem, small clasping leaves along the stem, rich vio...

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