![[Photo: Alliaria petiolata with seed pods.]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhfK6A2BTqJPsCB6b2T-jWgWPfQvS5KaGYlOy7bykHurl7wNY34YnXXE7KJNdb69nc1pHb0kpiy80JDyNUDQj9YaU8O2Hw4BlTe0kKWvI2ZW6fK-nXoKFGn8M1ZRWtz9Y1aTG3FCfZ0Cj0/s1600-h/Alliaria+petiolata.JPG)
Do I really need to do yet another post about garlic mustard? Yes, because there are still zillions of garlic mustard plants invading the wild spaces of Toronto, and now they are going to seed. So if you see these plants, please remove them if at all possible! (Read Sarah Battersby's article, Top 10 Reasons to Search and Destroy: Garlic Mustard if you don't understand why this plant has to be eliminated from Toronto.)
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Alliaria petiolata: seed pods
Do I really need to do yet another post about garlic mustard? Yes, because there are still zillions of garlic mustard plants invading the wild spaces of Toronto, and now they are going to seed. So if you see these plants, please remove them if at all possible! (Read Sarah Battersby's article, Top 10 Reasons to Search and Destroy: Garlic Mustard if you don't understand why this plant has to be eliminated from Toronto.)
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