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Garlic Mustard - Photographs
(Page 1)
To aid in identifying this
plant
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Some photos of individual plants, to
help you identify it when you come across it. |
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Here is a close-up look at
the flowers of garlic mustard.
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Another close-up shows how
seeds start forming almost immediately.
These seeds mature and get dispersed early in the
season. The new plants grow all year in a rosette form, gathering
energy in their roots to be able to shoot up their stalk early the
next spring (known as "bolting", which is a good term to
describe what they do and how fast they grow).
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Dead Garlic Mustard plants after they
have gone to seed. |
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Garlic Mustard remains green and
photosynthesizes all winter! This gives it an enormous head start in
the spring over other plants. |
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