Bladder Campion
It is native to Europe, where in some parts it is eaten, but is widespread in North America where it is considered a weed. Bladder Campion tea is widely used in folk medicine.
Bishop’s Goutweed
Perennial herb from a long-creeping rhizome, this species spreads easily from root fragments and can spread into new areas as a result of the dumping of garden debris.
Baby’s Breath
Baby’s Breath comes from Eurasia and was brought to North America as a garden ornamental. It is now often used in bouquets as an ornamental filler.
Annual/Narrowleaf Hawksbeard
The narrowleaf hawksbeard’s scientific namesake ‘Crepis tectorum’ originates from the Greek word krepis meaning sandal or slipper, which resembles the shape of the seed.
Giant Hogweed
Giant hogweed (Giant cow parsnip, Cartwheel flower) is an extremely toxic invasive plant with sap that will cause burns, blisters and scars when touched by bare skin.