A line from a poem by James Thomson and what might be Ragwort, Senecio jacobaea.
Picture taken October 5.
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Learn MoreRagwort, Senecio jacobaea, with ‘jacobaea‘ meaning ‘pertaining to James’. The saint was the patron of pilgrims and the plant was used to cure sores and ulcers.
Picture taken July 21.
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Picture taken August 1.
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Picture taken August 17.
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A line from Robert Frost and the remains of Common Ragwort. (more…)
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Common Ragwort is said to flower on July 25, St James’s Day, says Stevens. (more…)
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Ragwort is dedicated to St James, says Stevens, and was used to treat ailments common among pilgrims to whom the saint was patron (more…)
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