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Leafcup

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Leaf´cup`
n.1.(Bot.) A coarse American composite weed (Polymnia Uvedalia).
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Along the fencerows and in the woods, foliage of garlic mustard, sweet rocket, sedum, leafcup, henbit, hepatica and wild ginger hold on against the frost.
Poor Will's Countryside Almanack for late autumn & early winter 2008 by Felker, W.L. / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
Woodlands and wetlands keep their avens, enchanter's nightshade, lopseed, leafcup, touch-me-not, wood nettle, Joe Pye weed, monkey flower, and tall bell flower.
Poor Will's Countryside Almanack for middle & late summer 2008 by Felker, W.L. / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
Early November marks the center of the Season of Second Spring: garlic mustard, sweet Cicely, Virginia creeper, burdock, red clover, waterleaf, ground ivy, celandine, sweet rocket, dock, and leafcup have revived and look ahead six months to April.
Poor Will's Countryside Almanack for late autumn and early winter 2007 by Felker, W.L. / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
 
 
 
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