View source for Cichorium Intybus

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Cichorium Intybus, Linn. Chicory. Succory. Fig. 962. Stout deep-rooted tall perennial (3-6 ft.): lvs. broadly oblong, oblanceolate or  lanceolate, hairy, rapidly becoming very small toward, top of plant so that the branches appear nearly naked and wand-like, more or less clasping and the lower ones runcinate: fls. bright azure-blue, 1½ in. or more across, closing about noon; pappus about 8 times shorter than fr. July-Oct.— Now a widespread weed of hard roadsides and fields, but producing one of the clearest of light blues and worthy a place in the fl.-garden. Recent experiments promise attractive color forms. For cult. for the root and  for the salad lvs. see Chicory.
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