A perennial weed from stolons that has a basal rosette of hairy leaves and yellow flowers that resemble dandelion. Mouseear hawkweed is primarily a weed of turfgrass, lawns, pastures, hayfields, and roadsides that is found throughout the northeastern United States and as far south as North Carolina.
All leaves have a distinctive white midveing and are covered with long white hairs.
Flowers occur in clusters of at least 2 on the top of the flower stalks and are bright yellow in color. Flowers resemble those of dandelion.