The flat form from cattle
grassed fields and lawns.
Lot of flowers on
each plant.
A higher form. Can
get even higher when in the shadows.
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The member of the
Asteraceae family was given this name by Schrank in 1786. It is (now)
found all around the world in the temperate areas. I can grow in
almost everything with some to lots of water and little to plenty of
sum. The deep tap-root will get up to 3,5 centimetres in diameter,
the leafs up to 30 centimetres or even up to one meters when keep in
the shadows. When kept in a grassing area or a lawn, the flowers stays
down in one centimetre. In the shadows, they can get two meters
high! It can (very easy!) be reproduced by the air-bourn seeds but
also by root-cuttings.
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