Sessile-leaved Tick Trefoil is a perennial herb with distinctive, sessile leaves and small, pink flowers. It is known for its sticky seed pods that easily attach to clothing and animal fur. This plant is often found in prairies and open woodlands.
Best time to see a Sessile-leaved Tick Trefoil
The best time to see a Sessile-leaved Tick Trefoil is June–August, when about 71% of U.S. sightings happen, based on 729 research-grade iNaturalist observations.
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