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- Of the snapdragon family, butter-and-eggs put out clublike spikes of yellow and orange flowers. They are unmistakable.
"It yields what at one time was considered a valuable skin lotion; its juice, mingled with milk, constitutes a fly poison." (Griffin.)
Butter-and-eggs will be found in dry fields and waste places. It is one of the few wildflowers which grow well in the city.
- Of the snapdragon family, butter-and-eggs put out clublike spikes of yellow and orange flowers. They are unmistakable.
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| (Picture provided by Patrick Donoghue.) |
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