That's not knappweed, which can be seen at http://tinyurl.com/bo4ht9b
It's knottweed: http://tinyurl.com/czjzd2n
Both are great honey plants. The former produces a nice light yellow
honey, the later produces a dark red honey. Both honeys are very good
and very distinctive when packed as varietals. Both plants are
non-native and considered invasive.
Aaron Morris - thinking invade me baby!
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