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Biotope with waterlilies, Lythrum salicaria flowers (Blut-Weiderich) and reed.

It has a large number of other common names, such as Marian Thistle, Mary Thistle, Mediterranean Milk Thistle and Variegated Thistle. Trade or commercial names under which this herb is sold include Silymarin, Milk Thistle Extract, Milk Thistle Super Complex, Milk Thistle Phytosome, Alcohol Free Milk Thistle Seed, Milk Thistle Plus, Silymarin Milk Thistle, Milk Thistle Power, Time Release Milk Thistle Power, and Thisilyn Standardized Milk Thistle Extract.

Wild growing shrub of the flowering dog rose among the tall grass on the high reservoir shore against the water area and sky with clouds in summer day

Bright flowers of wild carrots grow in the field. Blurred green grass background

Silybum marianum (Marian thistle) flower. Milk thistle has been used in traditional medicine treatment of liver disease and others. Th eimage shows the flower in bloom, captured during summer season.

detail of sea holly flowers (Eryngium maritimum) with blurred background

Closeup macro photo of a milk thistle weed that is growing a garden,

Scenic view of calm bay, grasslands and island, North Island

Branch of blooming thistle in the field in the middle of the sunny summer day

Lush Wild Giant Hogweed plant with blossom. Poisonous plant. Giant Hogweed (Heracleum mantegazzianum), phototoxic plant in the umbellifera family.

Mediterranean sea hues in the background, as small waves break on beach with a Sea Lavender (Limonium sinuatum) flowerhead in the center of the frame. Photo taken at Toxeftra beach in the Akamas Peninsula of Cyprus. Nikon D750 with Nikon 24-70mm ED VR zoom lens.

Blossom of the poisonous plant Heracleum in field on background blue sky

A Giant Hogweed plant (Heracleum mantegazzianum), the sap from which can cause serious skin burns when exposed to sunlight.

$Stout tall, pleasantly aromatic perennial, to 2m; stem green, sometimes purple tinged, hollow and ridged. Leaves triangular or diamond-shape in outline, 2-3 pinnate, with large rather irregular divisions, coarsely toothed; upper leaves reduced to large inflated sheaths. Flowers greenish or cream, 3-4, in large umbels up to 25cm across, with numerous rays; bracts few or absent. Fruit oblong, 6-8mm, with corky wings.\nHabitat: Damp places, riverbanks, ditches, damp meadows, thickets and waste places, locally abundant.\nFlowering Season: June-September.\nDistribution: The Faeroes, Iceland, Holland, Germany and much of Scandinavia; naturalized in Britain, Belgium and France.\nLong cultivated as a drug plant. The roots and fruits are used for various stomach disorders, but also used as a confection, for seasoning liqueurs. Often naturalized from gardens.\n\nThis Picture is made along the Ijsselmeer Coast (Noord-Oostpolder, the Netherlands).$

The hogweed a huge plant with large white parasol-like flowers, a dangerous plant for humans that can suffer severe burns from it

The purple thistle flower photographed in Australia

Dandelion flower in the meadow. Selective focus.

Thistle Flower, Cirsium Vulgare on Serbian Meadow

Soft Green Background With Purple Thistle Flowers

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