Green flowered Peppergrass

Find:part shade, sun; average to dry soil; roadsides, waste places, fields, open woods, woodland edges, disturbed soil.

Description:Elongating clusters of stalked flowers at the top of the plant, arising from the upper leaf axils, and at the tips of branching stems, with a densely packed, rounded cluster of open flowers at the tip and fruit forming below.Leaves are in a basal rosette as well as alternate all along the stem. Basal leaves are long stalked, spatula shaped to pinnately lobed and wilt away early. Lower stem leaves are irregularly toothed or lobed, 1 to 3 inches long, up to ½ inch wide, widest above the middle, tapering to a stalk at the base.

Leaves become more linear, less toothy, and stalkless as they ascend the stem. Surfaces are minutely hairy. Stems are erect, often much branched and also minutely hairy. Stem and leaf hairs are cylindric to club-shaped and mostly straight.

Edible parts and uses:The entire plant is edible. Young leaves can be used cooked or fresh in salads. The young seedpods can be used as a substitute black pepper.The flowers can be tossed into a salad . This entire plant can be put into a food processor along with turmeric, vinegar, miso, garlic and salt to make wild mustard.Roots can be washed then, crush them and add vinegar and salt you have a horseradish substitute.

Precautions:no side effects

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Text Appearing Before Image: rly Scarlet Short Horn , Oxheart, or Guerande . . Half Long Scarlet Nantes , Improved Long Orange Long White Belgian Green-Top , Large White Vosges St. Valerys Intermediate, Fine long red . . .CAULIFLOWER. (Grown in Denmark.) Algiers, best of the late sorts Danish Perfection . . . Erfurt Earliest Dwarf , Early Snowball Extra Early Paris, For forcing Vicks Danish Giant, or Dry Weather . Vicks Ideal, % oz., 75 cents Veitchs Autumn Giant 10 lbs., or over will be charged at the 100 rate. Tel. Cipher Per lb. Carbox 45 $ Carbon .Card . .Car . . .Carat . .CaravanCarboy .Careful .Care . .Careen .Carom . Caulk Caudet 1 Caudal 1 Caudex 1 Caught. . . Caulis 1 Caucus . . . . 1Causal 55458060405045404550 Per oz.6050 505085505060 CRESS, OR PEPPERGRASS. Australian or Golden Yellow Credit Fine Curled True Pepper grass Cream Broad Leaved Garden Coad . True Water Creed . Per lb. 4040403 00 too lbs 40 0050 0040 0075 0055 0035 0045 0040 0035 0040 0045 00 Per lb. 5 0018 0020 0018 00 7 5020 0020 00 5 00

Text Appearing After Image: because of the high quality, a characteristic of plants grown from our CELERY. Golden Dwarf Self-Blanching. (French) City. 1 oz., 50c.Golden Dwarf Self-Blanching (American) Civic 1 oz., 30c. Celeriac, Large Smooth Prague Celtic ….. Columbia Rich Golden Yellow Ceton Easy Blanching, Truckers variety …. Celibate 30 cents 1 oz. French Success Green Foliage Celt on . . Giant Golden Heart Celeste . . Giant Pascal Celia . . Improved White Plume Celebrate Rose Ribbed Self-Blanching. . . Celerite . Winter Queen Celto . . Celery for flavoring Celsius . Celery Tape. (Red) iooo yard spool. #1.90CORN—SWEET or SUGAR. Perib A glimpse of a fieldof Golden Self BlanchingCelery grown nearRochester in 1919from Vicks SpecialFrench grown seedwhich brought itsowner more than fivethousand dollars, apremium being paidspecial seed. Per lb. 003 00 100 lbs. 100 00 265 00115 00115 00190 00 115 0045 00 100 lbs. Per Bus.of 45 lbs. Codicil 14 10 00 4 50 Cappo 15 12 00 5 40 Copper 14 10 00 4 50 Copless 14 10

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Text Appearing Before Image: rly Scarlet Short Horn , Oxheart, or Guerande . . Half Long Scarlet Nantes , Improved Long Orange Long White Belgian Green-Top , Large White Vosges St. Valerys Intermediate, Fine long red . . .CAULIFLOWER. (Grown in Denmark.) Algiers, best of the late sorts Danish Perfection . . . Erfurt Earliest Dwarf , Early Snowball Extra Early Paris, For forcing Vicks Danish Giant, or Dry Weather . Vicks Ideal, % oz., 75 cents Veitchs Autumn Giant 10 lbs., or over will be charged at the 100 rate. Tel. Cipher Per lb. Carbox 45 $ Carbon .Card . .Car . . .Carat . .CaravanCarboy .Careful .Care . .Careen .Carom . Caulk Caudet 1 Caudal 1 Caudex 1 Caught. . . Caulis 1 Caucus . . . . 1Causal 55458060405045404550 Per oz.6050 505085505060 CRESS, OR PEPPERGRASS. Australian or Golden Yellow Credit Fine Curled True Pepper grass Cream Broad Leaved Garden Coad . True Water Creed . Per lb. 4040403 00 too lbs 40 0050 0040 0075 0055 0035 0045 0040 0035 0040 0045 00 Per lb. 5 0018 0020 0018 00 7 5020 0020 00 5 00

Text Appearing After Image: because of the high quality, a characteristic of plants grown from our CELERY. Golden Dwarf Self-Blanching. (French) City. 1 oz., 50c.Golden Dwarf Self-Blanching (American) Civic 1 oz., 30c. Celeriac, Large Smooth Prague Celtic ….. Columbia Rich Golden Yellow Ceton Easy Blanching, Truckers variety …. Celibate 30 cents 1 oz. French Success Green Foliage Celt on . . Giant Golden Heart Celeste . . Giant Pascal Celia . . Improved White Plume Celebrate Rose Ribbed Self-Blanching. . . Celerite . Winter Queen Celto . . Celery for flavoring Celsius . Celery Tape. (Red) iooo yard spool. #1.90CORN—SWEET or SUGAR. Perib A glimpse of a fieldof Golden Self BlanchingCelery grown nearRochester in 1919from Vicks SpecialFrench grown seedwhich brought itsowner more than fivethousand dollars, apremium being paidspecial seed. Per lb. 003 00 100 lbs. 100 00 265 00115 00115 00190 00 115 0045 00 100 lbs. Per Bus.of 45 lbs. Codicil 14 10 00 4 50 Cappo 15 12 00 5 40 Copper 14 10 00 4 50 Copless 14 10

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