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Orange hawkbit

Orange hawkbit also known as ‘fox and cubs’ is a perennial wildflower and a member of the daisy family. The striking burnt orange flowers bloom between May and September and are attractive to pollinators.

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Orange hawkbit Pilosella aurantiaca

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  • Orange hawkbit Pilosella aurantiaca
    • General information
    • Identification
    • Uses for wild garlic
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Orange hawkbit
Plant family: Asteraceae
Aliases: Orange hawkweed, devil’s paintbrush, fox and cubs
Flowering period: May – September
Flower colour: Orange
Preferred soil type: Dry free draining, calcareous
Habitat: Grassland, meadows, verges
Status: Common

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Uses for wild garlic

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