Purple Loosestrife

QUICK IDENTIFICATION

  • Square stalks that are five or six-sided and woody
  • Several stalks on mature plants
  • Downy, long, narrow leaves with pointed tips, smooth edges and heart-shaped bases
  • Showy 1-inch flowers; 6 purple-pink petals and yellow-white centers
  • Height from 4 to 6 feet


Weed Pictures



Weed Information


Type Information
Toxicity Non-toxic
Control Cultivation, biological and aquatic herbicide. Contact your County Weed District or local applicator for more information.
Habitat Riparian areas including sub-irrigated pastures, cropland, ditch banks, lakes and rivers
Root Extensive root system
Leaf Shape Lance-shaped with smooth edges
Lifespan Perennial; two years or longer
Priority 1B Weed Limited presence in Montana
Similar Looking Plants Blazing star and fireweed
Important Information Plants emerge in very early spring and have bloomed and set seed by mid-summer. The plant was introduced as a medicinal herb and an ornamental. One mature plant can produce more than 2 million seeds annually.
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