This species is a biennial and reminds me of the growth pattern of mullein--first year basal rosette and second year full blown plant that we see here.
By the way, this species goes way back to one of the very first posts.
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Bull Thistle
Bull Thistle, Circium vulgare, looks like the thorniest of the local thistles. Aren't plants just so amazing? I mean, the diversity in leaves, stems, and flowers is so incredible. Why does our world produce such variety?
This species is a biennial and reminds me of the growth pattern of mullein--first year basal rosette and second year full blown plant that we see here.
By the way, this species goes way back to one of the very first posts.
This species is a biennial and reminds me of the growth pattern of mullein--first year basal rosette and second year full blown plant that we see here.
By the way, this species goes way back to one of the very first posts.
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