 Douglas' Brodiaea Triteleia grandiflora var. grandiflora syn Brodiaea douglasii , Brodiaea grandiflora |
 aka Douglas' Triteleia, large-flower triteleia, Wild Hyacinth |
 Alkaline soil, 3% grade, arid and sandy soil. Found by the shed in our yard. |
 These six pictures were taken May 31, 2005. |
 Edible |
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 Boxthorn Lycium europaeum Translate from German to English HERE syn Lycium intricatum aka
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 Gemeiner Bocksdorn Lycium barbarum Translate from German to English HERE Syn Lycium megistocarpum, Lycium lanceolatum, Lycium halimifolium, Lycium europaeum, Lycium vulgare Gou Qi di,
Lycium fruit, matrimony vine fruit, wolfberry fruit, Barbary matrimony-vine, ning xia gou
qi, Bocksdorn, Boksdoorn, Duke
of Argyll's Teaplant, Bocktörne |
 Lycium sp. info Given the choice between L. europaeum and L. barbarum, I would venture to bet this plant is L. barbarum, but it's hard to say. L. europaeum thrives in hot and dry environs while L. barbarum is happier in cooler, moister climes. The trouble is, our area is both hot and cold and both dry and wet! |
 I found this beauty growing in an abandoned home site in the Klamath Wildlife Reserve (KWR). All that's left is the pump house. |
 This was growing in full sun, alkaline soil, up a bit from a stream. The soil was arid but I didn't check if it was loamy.. |
 All these pictures were taken June 1, 2005. |
 I didn't go back for follow up photos because the area is infested with ticks and finding three on me was too creepy. |
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 Northern Bugleweed Lycopus uniflorus aka Bugleweed, Northern bugleweed, Northern water-horehound, One-Flowered Bugleweed, Slender bugleweed, Spring of Jerusalem, Tuberous water-horehound |
 Found on Klamath Reserve next to boat docks. Dry soil, but close to the water's edge. Companion plants: a skullcap, Nightshade. |
= Poisonous to animal and/or
human
= Noxious or Invasive in
Oregon
= Crop weed in Oregon
= Federal Noxious weed in
Oregon