coltsfoot

• Mehrjährige krautige Pflanze mit gelben Blüten, die vor den herzförmigen oder hufförmigen Blättern erscheinen, auch Huflattich genannt; ferner Bezeichnung für ähnliche Pflanzen wie Pestwurz- oder Haselwurzarten mit großen runden Blättern.

A noun referring to either of two perennial herbs: one with tufted white flowers and glossy round leaves that turn coppery in fall, or another with large rounded leaves resembling a colt's foot and yellow flowers that bloom before the leaves, native to Europe and used medicinally, especially in the past.

1. A flowering plant (Tussilago farfara)C1formalscientific

   A perennial herb native to Europe and widely naturalized, with large, rounded leaves resembling a horse's hoof and bright yellow flowers that bloom before the leaves appear. It has been used in traditional herbal medicine.

   Huflattich

   • Coltsfoot is one of the first wildflowers to appear in early spring.
   • The leaves of coltsfoot were once dried and smoked to relieve coughs.
   • In the garden, coltsfoot can spread quickly if not controlled.

2. A different plant (Galax urceolata)C1formalamericanscientific

   An evergreen perennial herb native to eastern North America, with small white flowers and glossy, round to heart-shaped leaves that turn coppery or purplish in autumn.

   Galaxblättrige Waldglocke

   • Galax, sometimes called coltsfoot, is used in floral arrangements for its attractive foliage.
   • The leaves of this coltsfoot species change color beautifully in the fall.
   • This plant is often found in the understory of Appalachian forests.

   Synonymebeetleweedgalaxwandflower