The dried flower heads are attractive in winter bouquets.
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Teasel
(Dipsacus sylvestris)
This plant is a native of Europe, but was introduced to America
in the early days of colonization. The spiny heads were used
in carding wool, and as fine brushes in the tailoring industry.
The plant has now become a common weed in moist areas all
across the country.
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