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Garlic mustard

Alliaria petiolata

Photo by MarilynC
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Field Notes

Description:

Tall, thin green stems lined with jagged-edged, heart-shaped flowers. Clusters of small white flowers sit at the top.

Habitat:

Growing in Etobicoke Valley Park, near a creek's edge. The plant is found in numerous places in the valley, but this cluster was growing where brush lining the waters edge met the cut lawn of baseball diamonds.

Notes:

This image captures the final moments of this bit of garlic mustard's life. An invasive species in these parts, I took the pictures during a community stewardship event ( http://www.trcastewardshipevents.ca/ ). Annual garlic mustard pulls are held in an effort to eventually clear the valley of the plant.

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PublishedMay 18, 2011

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