Canadian horse weed male female plants?
helenawall
13 years ago
So is there a male plant and a female plant of the Canadian horse weed and only the female plant blooms as you can see in my pictures the leaves are very different one has smooth silky fur the other more prickly/spiky fur and also more veined leaves
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