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Common Fleabane (Philadelphia Fleabane)
Erigeron philadelphicus
Daisy fleabane is a biennial or short-lived perennial. The flowers close at night.
The Common Fleabane is nearly related to elecampane and other species of Inula, and by Linnaeus, whom Hooker follows, is assigned to the same genus, although placed, with a smaller variety, in a separate genus, Pulicaria, by the botanist Gaertner.
Erigeron strigosus, Common Fleabane
Eupatorium spp,
maculatum, Joe Pye Weed
perfoliatum, Boneset
purpureum, Sweet Joe Pye Weed ...
Common Fleabane [English]: Erigeron philadelphicus
Common Fleabane [English]: Pulicaria dysenterica
Common Flowering Quince [English]: Chaenomeles speciosa
Common Fluffweed [English]: Filago vulgaris ...
Club-rush, Common Comfrey, Common Cord-grass, Common Cotton-grass, Common Couch, Common Cow-wheat, Common Cudweed, Common Dodder, Common Dog Violet, Common Duckweed, Common Evening Primrose, Common Field Speedwell, Common Figwort, Common Fleabane, ...
 See also: Medic, Erigeron, Green, Fleabane, Wheat
  
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