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American Burnweed, Erechtites hieraciifolius

September 15, 2023 by Linda SE

Recently, while driving on a country roads here in Bedford County, I passed through an area where it almost seemed like it was “snowing”! There were numerous little white, hairy orbs gently floating on the air. They were actually seeds from a plant called American Burnweed. Read on for an informative article from the PennState Extension. -Linda SE CONTINUE

Filed Under: Lawn /Weeds Tagged With: Burnweed

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