Native wildflowers and regulated weeds of Alberta, searchable and visual.
| Plant | Uses / Benefits | Care / Habitat | Nutrition or Remarks |
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Attracts pollinators; pioneer species post‑fire | Sunny open areas; resilient in disturbed soil | Beneficial for bees; edible leaves/flowers traditionally used |
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Butterfly attractor; ornamental shrub | Dry, sunny slope; low water | Perennial shrub, long bloom season |
| Pollinator friendly wildflower | Open prairie; well‑drained soil | Low maintenance, drought tolerant | |
| Regulated Weeds (Noxious, as per Alberta Weed Control Act) | |||
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N/A – invasive | Grows in disturbed sites, spreads via rhizomes and seed | Needs eradication by law; spiny perennial :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2} |
| N/A – invasive | Forms dense stands via creeping roots; toxic sap | Causes dermatitis; must be destroyed :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3} | |
| N/A – invasive | Spreads from seed and roots; drought tolerant | Nuisance noxious weed; resembles snapdragon :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4} | |
| N/A – invasive | Invades disturbed rangeland; prolific seed head | Highly competitive; prohibited weed in Alberta :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5} | |
| N/A | Annual; bushy stems, daisy‑like blooms | Common noxious weed; spreads rapidly :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6} | |