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Things have changed since April 12th.
Lesser celandine, or if you prefer, pilewort, was introduced to North America as an ornamental plant. It has spread and become invasive, but seems to be fairly uncommon in Boston. We have found it around Leverett and Ward's Ponds, but not as a profuse ground cover, as some sources indicate. In fact, its sporadic appearance gives the impression of being a somewhat rare wildflower in our area.
Somebody get this guy an editor and fact-checker!
Lesser celandine, or if you prefer, pilewort, was introduced to North America as an ornamental plant. It has spread and become invasive, but seems to be fairly uncommon in Boston. We have found it around Leverett and Ward's Ponds, but not as a profuse ground cover, as some sources indicate. In fact, its sporadic appearance gives the impression of being a somewhat rare wildflower in our area.
Somebody get this guy an editor and fact-checker!