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A short, sparsely-branched plant with alternate leaves. Flowers are clustered at the apex of the plant. Each 1/4"-3/8" wide flower has 4 white petals, 4 light green sepals, 6 stamens with yellow anthers and a stout, cylindrical style; the stigma is a flat disc. Garlic mustard's leaves are superficially similar to ground ivy (Glechoma hederacea), but less rounded; the flowers of each species are distinctive. A highly aggressive woodland invader introduced from  Eurasia as an edible herb.
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Alliaria

Alliaria petiolata

garlic mustard [Blooms: Apr-Jul]

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I want to acknowledge the work of a friend and colleague, Dr. Fred Donner. We both share a passion for the flowers in Jackson Park. Fred's website (jacksonparkwildflowers.org) inspired me to build my own website and database; use and enjoy them both.

I am also pleased to thank my ninja web gurus and coders, Lindsey Young and Stefanie Engstrom. This site would not exist without their herculean labors.

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