Osmorhiza claytonii (Hairy sweet cicely) Deposition Side - Toe of Slope Photo 3: By No machine-readable

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These plants were once so plentiful they were literally called weeds because they were problematic in agricultural fields

but the leaves can be harvested more sustainably

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Osmorhiza claytonii (Hairy sweet cicely) Deposition Side - Toe of Slope Photo 3: By No machine-readableOsmorhiza claytonii (Hairy sweet cicely) is a very common plant of a wide variety of woodlands. The entire plant contains anise oil ( its roots, the stem, and leaves) and smell of licorice when crushed. Sun Exposure Prairie Savanna Woodland Soil Conditions Wet Mesic Dry Mesic Height 1' 3' Flower Color White Flower Time May June Frequently Asked Questions Why Purchase From Natural Communities Native Plants? What Native Plants Should I Buy? What Can I