Common Name:
Buckwheat
Scientic Name:
Fagopyrum esculentum
Colors:
White
Months Appearing:
August
30 to 50 inches tall.
Grown by farmers both as a food crop and as a cover plant to control
erosion, suppress weeds and feed wildlife. May escape cultivation.
Individual flowers ~ 1/4 inch. Flower heads 2-3 inches.
Roadside at edge of Amish farmers field, Mecosta County, Michigan
August 24th.