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Dicot Class Euphorbia ~ Spurge Family Work in Progress ~ larger pictures may not be available yet. |White | red/pink | Green/Yellow / Orange | |
Cnidoscolus texanus | Bull Nettle | Spring, Summer | |
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Stinging hairs. A real DONT TOUCH. I've never experienced touching one of these and don't plan to. Just observing one is enough to tell you not to touch. However, I've read that the seeds are quite tasty. | ||
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Croton | |||
Green/Yellow/Orange | |||
Tragia ramosa 7, 10, | Noseburn, | ||
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stinging hairs on stems and leaves, grows about 1 ft. tall.
DON'T touch. (my skin is not happy with these). Weedy.
spring to fall. Also trails. |
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Stillingia texana 7 | 2 Texas Queens Delight | spring, summer | perennial |
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Euphorbia spathulata Lam. 7 | Warty Euphorbia | late winter, spring | |
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Fruit is bumpy. Interesting plant to have around in the garden. | |
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Euphorbia longicruris Scheele7 | Wedgeleaf Euphorbia | late winter, spring | |
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Fruit is smooth | |
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As ID'd from:
1 Wild Flowers
of Texas book by Geyata Ajilvsgi,
2Lady Bird Johnson
WildFlower Center website,
3Kansas State Wildflowers
website.
4100 Texas Wildflowers
by Dorothy Baird Mattiza for the Native Plant Society of Texas, 1993
5 Native Plant
Society of Texas
7 Shiner &
Mahler's Illustrated Flora of North Central Texas by Diggs, Lipscomb
& O'Kennon, 1999
8 Google
searches used to help verify and find more info
9 USDA website
Plant Database
Wildflower Bibliography & Link page
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