The plant is extremely hardy, thriving in various soil types—from sandy to clayey—and tolerating both moderate acidity and alkalinity. Uses and Safety
While generally safe, it has been reported to cause bloating in some livestock if consumed in large quantities. Alfilaria 8 - Oregon State University alfilaria
(scientifically known as Erodium cicutarium ) is a versatile herbaceous plant in the geranium family, recognized by common names such as redstem filaree, stork's bill, and pin clover. Native to Europe and North Africa, it was one of the first exotic species to naturalize in North America, particularly flourishing in the arid grasslands and deserts of the southwestern United States. Physical Characteristics The plant is extremely hardy, thriving in various
It typically begins as a low-growing, basal rosette of fern-like, deeply lobed leaves. As it matures, it develops spreading, often reddish stems that can grow up to 12 inches high. Native to Europe and North Africa, it was