Jerusalem oak (Dysphania botrys), also known as feathered Geranium, goosefoot, or sticky goosefoot, is an annual flowering plant in the Dysphania genus (glandular goose’s foot).
Jerusalem oak was previously classified in the Ambrosia genus, with the botanical name Ambrosia mexicana.
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Recently cut my Jeruselem Oak after thirty years. A few weeks later two springs popped up and grew to three foot in a few days. They have lovely yellow flowers I enjoy using in my home bouquets.
Recently cut my Jeruselem Oak after thirty years. A few weeks later two springs popped up and grew to three foot in a few days. They have lovely yellow flowers I enjoy using in my home bouquets.