Your weeds and your neighbor's : part 3 illustrated descriptive list of weeds . Yarrow. 255. gg. Ox-eye Daisy. Bulls eye. SHERIFF PINK. (P.) Chrysanthemum leucanthonum, vile European pest is becoming but too well knownthroughout the United States. Its distinguishing characters arefully illustrated in the accompanying cut and need no further descrip-tion except that the flower heads are white with a deep yellow cen-ter. The ox-eye spreads, not only by seed,but like the Canada Thistle, by root aswell; and could our West Virginia farmers oncesee the solid white meadow lands of the Northand
Your weeds and your neighbor's : part 3 illustrated descriptive list of weeds . Yarrow. 255. gg. Ox-eye Daisy. Bulls eye. SHERIFF PINK. (P.) Chrysanthemum leucanthonum, vile European pest is becoming but too well knownthroughout the United States. Its distinguishing characters arefully illustrated in the accompanying cut and need no further descrip-tion except that the flower heads are white with a deep yellow cen-ter. The ox-eye spreads, not only by seed,but like the Canada Thistle, by root aswell; and could our West Virginia farmers oncesee the solid white meadow lands of the Northand East, where this plant has achieved almostabsolute supremacy, they would never pass asingle plant in this State until they had pausedto destroy it. The gradual spread of thisweed in West Virginia may be realized by ex-amining the tables appended to part 2, of thisbulletin. Ox-eye is considered new in Hamp-shire (4, 71, 92); Pendleton (20, 268); Pres-ton (93); Upshur (34); Braxton, in 1887(148); Harrison (26, 95); Jackson (51); andWood (89, 209) counties. My correspon-ox-eye Daisy. dents
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