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Lesser Snapdragon (<em>Misopates orontium</em>)

Lesser Snapdragon (Misopates orontium)

Format ImagePosted on June 3, 2021by Weeds of MelbourneLeave a comment on Lesser Snapdragon (Misopates orontium)

Lesser Snapdragon (Misopates orontium), a minuscule Mediterranean annual naturalised across Europe and in similar climates around the world. Reportedly a weed of English cornfields, Lesser  …  Read the full post

Pelisser’s Toadflax (<em>Linaria pelisseriana</em>)

Pelisser’s Toadflax (Linaria pelisseriana)

Format ImagePosted on November 13, 2020by Weeds of MelbourneLeave a comment on Pelisser’s Toadflax (Linaria pelisseriana)

Pelisser’s Toadflax (Linaria pelisseriana), a slender purple-flowering member of Plantaginaceae originating in Southern Europe and the Mediterranean. Pelisser’s Toadflax was first recorded growing freely in  …  Read the full post

Trailing Snapdragon (<em>Asarina procumbens</em>)

Trailing Snapdragon (Asarina procumbens)

Format ImagePosted on March 5, 2020by Weeds of MelbourneLeave a comment on Trailing Snapdragon (Asarina procumbens)

Trailing Snapdragon (Asarina procumbens), a perennial snapdragon originating in the south of France where it grows in rock crevices. Broadly adopted as an ornamental selection,  …  Read the full post

Ivy-leaved Toadflax (<em>Cymbalaria muralis</em>)

Ivy-leaved Toadflax (Cymbalaria muralis)

Format ImagePosted on September 6, 2018by Weeds of MelbourneLeave a comment on Ivy-leaved Toadflax (Cymbalaria muralis)

Ivy-leaved Toadflax (Cymbalaria muralis), a nearly ubiquitous temperate weed of stone and brick structures. Originating in the European Alps, the plant was spread across Europe  …  Read the full post

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