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Broom Snakeweed
Family: Asteraceae Structure: Woody nature, but rarely grows to heights above 18 inches tall. Stems grow new from the crown each year, not from old growth. Life Cycle: Perennial warm-season plant reproducing by seeds and root systems. Most toxic during leaf formation. Leaves: Alternate, narrow and untwisted, 1–1½ inches long, green with smooth margins. Flowers: Small and round with inconspicuous yellow-ray flowers. Blooms appear from July-September. Treatment: Application Timing: After full leaf development to early bloom stage when plants are actively growing. Use lower recommended rate within the labeled rate range only very early in the season. Recommendation: |
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