The thistle grows across temperate climates, gracing meadows, roadsides, and boggy areas with its delicate purple, pink, white, and yellow flowers. In some regions, the plants are seen as weeds ...

typically grows 3-5 feet tall stalk-less leaves around 6 inches long, wavy, lobed leaves with yellow spines at ... or dig rosettes and adult plants, dry in the sun or bag for landfill if thistle has ...

Sow thistle is commonly found in crops, gardens and waste areas. As with many members of the Asteraceae family, it starts life as a rosette, and then bolts to form an upright flower stem. Sow thistle ...

Native to Europe but common in the U.S. today as well, milk thistle is a flowering plant in the daisy (Asteraceae) family of flowers. This is the same plant family that has more than 30,000 other ...

It has small yellow flowers on the tips of the tall, upright flower stems, and these flowers are smaller than those found in wild turnip. It can also be differentiated from wild turnip and other ...

European marsh thistle ... mow population before flower buds open when possible be sure to bag and dispose of all flower, bud, and fruiting body clippings in a landfill Note: It is important to pull ...