Hi everyone,
Doing some work with a plot of
land in central california coastal valley filled with coastal live oak. Cleared a thick layer of leaf litter to remove some big rocks underneath, and these three plants have sprung up in place of the removed leaf litter pretty rampantly.
Trying to identify so I can get some idea as to current soil condition. Second question, how can I tell when these are about to go to seed so I can cut them down and mulch with them beforehand?
Thinking this one might be sonchus of some type?
And this one maybe anthriscus of some type? or perhaps hemlock?
And this looks similar to a long growing grass to me, but no idea what it might be. Interspersed among the top two.
Much thanks for the help!