Noxious Pacific Northwest Wildflowers
Pictures of a few of the least favorite wildflowers in the Pacific Northwest.
Published by Sheri Fresonke Harper
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16 Comments
Post a CommentInteresting theme, and some excellent comments here too :)
But they're such PRETTY noxious flowers! Kind of like Sarah Palin.
Thoreau: A weed is just a flower whose virtues have not yet been discovered.
Truly lovely blossoms.
Great pics! I love flowers. We have similar ones to these in Pennsylvania except ours are white.
So beautiful!
This article shows you've done a lot of research.
But they look pretty.
I heard that there is a beetle that Oregon and Washington is going to release they only eat the Scotchbroom nothing else the two states hope to rid themselves of this plant that is not from the Pacific Northwest - but was brought by a man for a gift to his wife because she loved the color of the blooms.
LOL...I actually dug up some creeping buttercup in northern idaho and planted it in my yard. What can I say, I also like the look of Scotch thistle :)