Fleabane

This Asteraceae member is very common one in our region, and I observed it in a wide variety of habitats, from mountain grasslands to lower-altitude meadows and urban centers - it also successfully grows in holes in cement on parking lots. Most often it grows in places well exposed to sun. Here, observed growing on edges of deciduous, predominantly oak, (Bagasse forest) forest on France-Switzerland border, in a valley of lake Geneva, just in between Jura and Alps mountains ranges.