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Native Plants of the Great Lakes

North Branch Restoration Project: Native Plant and Seed Collection

Seymeria Macrophylla / Family: Scrophulariaceae
Mullein Foxglove, Swink/Wilhelm # 8

   

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FLOWERING: Mid-July to early September

SEED TIMING: October

HABITAT: Dry woods and edges of prairies

DIAGNOSTIC FEATURES: 3 - 6 feet. Smooth, branching annual. Light green leaves, leafy spikes of pale yellow, stem-hugging, tubular blossoms.

TO PICK: Dark brown, pea-sized seed capsules cling to dark upper branches well into winter. Capsules contain many tiny black seeds. Use gloves to strip capsules off the stems or snap off entire stem to process at a later time.

 

 
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