Flowers  in the
Klamath Basin, Oregon
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Long-Leaved Hawk's-Beard Crepis acuminata	aka Tall hawksbeard, tapertip hawksbeard	Dry alkaline soil, 3% grade, arid area surrounded by volcanic rock.	Companion plants: Rabbitbrush, Juniper, White Locoweed.	Found in the foot of a box canyon.
Gold star Crocidium multicaule aka Spring gold, Gold fields	Found in my yard. 3% grade, dry, well drained arid soil, full sun. I saw only a half dozen of these beauties.	Annual Bloomed in early March 2003 while the ground was still a little soggy from winter.	In 2004, these bloomed in late March down on the Russell Street lots.
		Common Scouring Rush Equisetum hyemale L.	aka Rough Horsetail Poisonous Poisonous	I found these across Highway 97 from the northbound Klamath Falls exit.
This makes a delicate and crackly paper. Cooking isn't really necessary unless you want this archive quality.	The Equisetums are silica based.		.

= Poisonous to animal and/or human
= Noxious or Invasive in Oregon
= Crop weed in Oregon
= Federal Noxious weed in Oregon

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