Hieracium Polyleucum

Hieracium polyleucum, commonly known as the white hawk's beard, is a striking member of the dandelion family native to Europe and parts of Asia. This plant is distinguished by its pale yellow to white flowers that resemble the beaks of hawks, hence its common name. It thrives in open, sunny areas such as meadows and grasslands, often growing in colonies. Its delicate appearance belies its resilience, as it can tolerate a variety of soil conditions and is relatively easy to cultivate. Despite its beauty, it is considered a weed in some regions due to its aggressive spreading habits.