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Yellowstone County, Montana
Noxious Weed
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Oxeye Daisy
(Chrysanthemum leucanthemum L.)

Oxeye Daisy Rosetta
Rosetta

Oxeye Daisy Stem
Stem

Oxeye Daisy Leaf
Leaf

Oxeye Daisy Bloom
Bloom

Oxeye Daisy Patch
Patch

Oxeye Daisy Infestation
Infestation

Growth Habit: Perennial, erect to 2 feet tall.

Leaves: Lower leaves are lance-shaped, 2-5 inches long including short stalk, margins lobed or deeply parted. Upper leaves are lance-shaped, attached directly to stem, margins toothed.

Stem: Numerous from root crown, terminating in flowers.

Flower: Solitary, 1 1/2" wide, numerous white petals and a yellow center. Flowers June to August.

Roots: Fibrous.

Seeds: Straw colored, 1/8 inch long.

Reproduction: Seeds.

Biological Controls: None used in Yellowstone County at this time.

Herbicides: Tordon & 2,4-D, Escort.


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