 Cat's ear Hypochaeris glabra 23 Synonyms! Photographed April 19 |
 aka Smooth Cat's Ear This and the next three pictures were photographed May 9. |
 These little darlings begin to bloom in late May through June and are gone by July. |
 Land is 3% grade, arid, alkaline soil. |
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 This plant's stalks would likely make a delightful paper, probably the entire plant like the Dandelion; but they're so small. |
 There are a few on our property and around Worden, but not enough to make a good batch of pulp. |
 Toadrush  Juncus bufonius
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 This teensy rush is only about 3-4 inches tall. |
 As tiny as this rush is, it would probably take a whole apronful to have enough to make a few sheets of paper! |
 The first five photographs were taken July 7 at the Klamath Wildlife Reserve next to the Monkey flower. |
 By the first week of August these plants have changed color and fallen over. |
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 Arrowgrass  Triglochin
maritima |
 Sea arrow grass, Schorrenzoutgras, Seaside Arrowgrass, Troscart maritime |
 Vertebrate poison to mammals |
= Noxious or Invasive in
Oregon
= Federal Noxious weed in
Oregon