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Cichorium intybus, known in English as "chicory", "blue sailors", "succory", "coffeeweed", "cornflower", or "Italian dandeliion" and in French as chicorée sauvage, is a perennial native to Europe, which is a widespread roadside weed here in Toronto. I photographed this plant in High Park.
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Cichorium intybus in bloom
Cichorium intybus, known in English as "chicory", "blue sailors", "succory", "coffeeweed", "cornflower", or "Italian dandeliion" and in French as chicorée sauvage, is a perennial native to Europe, which is a widespread roadside weed here in Toronto. I photographed this plant in High Park.
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