Plant Profile: Aphanes arvensis

Parsley-piert is a low-growing weed belonging to the rose family, originally found in Europe, particularly in disturbed environments such as fields, lawns, and wastelands. This small, multi-branched plant can either stand upright or sprawl, reaching a height of just up to 8 inches. It thrives and flowers in the spring and summer months, withering away in winter. Its propagation occurs through seeds.

This plant is adaptable to various soil types, favoring well-drained conditions and can thrive in full sun to partial shade. It is capable of tolerating both alkaline and acidic soils.