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Shop print INPRNT | Scarves & Bandana: Ko-Fi
Jacobaea vulgaris, ragwort + Tyria jacobaeae, cinnabar moth caterpillars
Lately I don't give you much time to breathe between posts, but there's still so much I want to show before Pyrkon! Then on Thursday I'm shutting up for a few days, I promise, lmao
Here's the print many of you have been asking for, and I was happy to deliver, anything Witcher related is awesome to draw and I had fun figuring out a matching vibe with Regis portrait I've done a year ago <3
Ragwort (Jacobaea Vulgaris)
May 04 2026 | Ragwort and Fleabane
Both of these wildflowers are in the Asteraceae (aster/daisy/sunflower) family.
Plant of the Day
Monday 1 September 2025
Considered a weed of pasture land Jacobaea vulgaris (common ragwort, benweed, cankerweed, ragweed, felon weed, keddledock, Saracen's compass, St James' weed, staggerwort, starwort, yellow tops) has many common names. This upright biennial or short-lived perennial is poisonous to horses, especially when in hay where it cannot be detected, but by contrast it is an important food plant for the caterpillars of Tyria jacobaeae (cinnabar moth).
Jill Raggett
Якобея обыкновенная (лат. Jacobaea vulgaris) — растение в большей степени известно под названием — Senecio jacobaea L. (Крестовник Якова, Крестовник луговой). Ядовитое растение, представляющее опасность для домашних животных. Август 23.
Jacobaea vulgaris - the plant is mostly known under the name - Senecio jacobaea L. (Jacob's ragwort, meadow ragwort). A poisonous plant that poses a danger to domestic animals. August 23.
Ragwort (Jacobaea vulgaris) The fifth flower illustration from my upcoming Wildflower Washi.