Spotted Hawkweed
Spotted hawkweed in BC is characterized by its perennial growth habit, erect stems, and leaves that are purple-mottled or blotched.
Spotted hawkweed in BC is characterized by its perennial growth habit, erect stems, and leaves that are purple-mottled or blotched.
Scotch thistle (Onopordum acanthium) is an invasive plant in BC characterized by its large, irregularly lobed leaves with sharp yellow spines, woolly hairs that give the foliage a grey-green appearance, and tall, spiny-winged stems.
Scotch broom (Cytisus scoparius) is a woody shrub known for its bright yellow, pea-like flowers and its status as an invasive species in British Columbia, particularly in the southern regions.
Scentless chamomile (Matricaria perforata), also known as scentless mayweed, is a plant with daisy-like white flowers and a yellow center.
Purple loosestrife, an invasive wetland plant native to Eurasia, is characterized by its showy purple flowers arranged in long vertical spikes.