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       Oklahoma Wildflowers serves as an introduction to The Wonderful World of Oklahoma Wildflowers with a linked list to the site which which has general plant information and images useful for identification and educational purposes.
        Since space is limited here I will add photos and information about plants blooming during the current month. For more detailed information and images go to the linked address. Unless noted, all photos were taken in Oklahoma
        For detailed information on using the Wonderful World of Oklahoma Wildflowers scroll to the end of this page or click on a flower common name on the list.

Monday, October 1, 2007

September Flower of the Month

White Snakeroot (Ageratina altissima)

This native plant, commonly known as White Snakeroot, for the mistaken belief that the roots were a treatment for snakebites, is found on the edges of or in open wooded areas and blooms from late summer into late fall.  All parts of this plant are poisonous.

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