It's easy to see how Common Fiddleneck got its name. It is often found in disturbed places, but unlike many non-natives we find in the meadows grazed decades ago, Fiddleneck is a native. It can grow in dense stands, but we find it more sparse and evenly spaced. The stiff hairs on Fiddleneck place it in the borage family. Amsinckia menziesii var. intermedia
It's easy to see how Common Fiddleneck got its name. It is often found in disturbed places, but unlike many non-natives we find in the meadows grazed decades ago, Fiddleneck is a native. It can grow in dense stands, but we find it more sparse and evenly spaced. The stiff hairs on Fiddleneck place it in the borage family. Amsinckia menziesii var. intermedia
frankdejol @ 04-28-2010
Marcie @ 04-28-2010