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Black Mustard
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Black Mustard
Invasive
Scientific Name:
Brassica nigra
Family:
Mustard Family (Brassicaceae)
Blooms:
April through July
Facts:
Annual. Dry grassy slopes, fields, and disturbed areas. Not native. Invasive.
Photo Credit:
© 2003 Barry Breckling
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