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PLANTS IN THE NEWS

PLANTS IN THE NEWS. Devil’s snare. Hydrangea. Crape Myrtle. Razzle Dazzle Crape Myrtle. Black Eyed Susan. Butterfly Bush. Devil’s Snare. Very Poisonous. Originated In South America. Illegal to buy, sell, or grow it. US calls in Jimson weed. Hydrangea. White, but can be colored.

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PLANTS IN THE NEWS

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  1. PLANTS IN THE NEWS

  2. Devil’s snare Hydrangea Crape Myrtle Razzle Dazzle Crape Myrtle Black Eyed Susan Butterfly Bush

  3. Devil’s Snare • Very Poisonous • Originated In South America • Illegal to buy, sell, or grow it • US calls in Jimson weed

  4. Hydrangea • White, but can be colored. • Used to make tea in Asia • Also known as the “Snowball Bush”

  5. Crape Myrtle • Has 250 varieties • Grows fast • Brightly colored flowers • Originated in Australia & Asia

  6. Razzle Dazzle Crape Myrtle • Type of Crape Myrtle • Cherry, Raspberry, and Ruby Dazzle are types of Razzle Dazzle Crape Myrtles • Dwarf plants, they are 4 feet tall

  7. Black Eyed Susan • One of the most common American wildflowers • Grow back every summer • Brown center and bright yellow pedals • Maryland’s state flower

  8. Butterfly Bush • Attracts butterflies • Spreads easily, some states don’t allow/recommend it. • Hard to get rid of • Purple/pink flowers

  9. Plants and Stink bugs • Stink bugs eat leaves, plants, flowers, and fruit • Pennsylvania has an invasion of stink bugs • It’s an issue because they eat the crops and flowers

  10. Radiation in Grass

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