Meadow Hawkweed Complex

QUICK IDENTIFICATION

  • Yellow, dandelion-type flower heads 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch in diameter
  • Spatula-shaped leaves are dark green on top and light green underneath – typically 4-6 inches long
  • Excretes a milky sap when injured and has hairy stems and leaves
  • Height of 2 – 3 feet

Weed Pictures



Weed Information


Type Information
Toxicity Non-toxic
Control Mechanical, herbicide, biological and grazing. Contact your County Weed District or local applicator for more information.
Habitat Open areas in forests such as clear cuts, abandoned fields and roadsides.
Root Extensive shallow root system
Leaf Shape Narrow, lance-shaped
Lifespan Perennial; two years or longer
Priority 2A Weed Common in isolated areas of Montana.
Similar Looking Plants Orange mountain dandelion
Important Information Flowers bloom from May to June on leafless flower stalks. Seeds remain viable in the soil up to 7 years. Plant has been reported to be allelopathic (inhibiting growth of other plants) and spreads by creeping stems.
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