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

$Tall biennial to 1,5m, stem with sharp spiny Wings to the Top, Leaves lanceolate, pinnately -lobed, spiny-margined, dull green, prickly-hairy on the upper Surface. Flower heads purple, 20-40mm, in a panicle or flat topped Cluster.\nHabitat: Grassy and waste Places, disturbed Ground, often on fertile base-rich soils. Flower Season: July-October.\nDistribution: Throughout Europe (North America), except the far North. Cosmopolite?\n\nThis Picture is made during a Vacation to Ireland in July 2022.$

Beautiful growing flower root burdock thistle on background meadow, photo consisting from growing flower root burdock thistle to grass meadow, growing flower root burdock thistle at meadow countryside

Carduus or plumeless thistles purple flower close-up on thorns background. Honey plants of Europe.

The purple thistle flower photographed in Australia

Nature's resilience: A solitary thistle stands tall amidst the sprawling fields, a testament to its strength and beauty in the face of the elements. #FieldElegance #NatureResilience

Bee perching on a sharp spikey teasel flower on a summers day .

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

Milk thistle herb before blooming. Close up.

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

Thistle (Dipsacus fullonum) in bloom in green grass meadow.

Thistle flower in summer. Plant background. .

Eryngium alpinum 'Blue Jackpot' also known as Blue Sea Holly. High quality photo

A close-up shot of a bull thistle, showcasing its delicate petals against a softly blurred background.

Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum). Also known as Marian's Thistle, St. Mary's Thistle, Holy Thistle, and Blessed Thistle. Historically used as a medicinal herb. An invasive species in many areas.

Bud of a thistle shortly before flowering

$Tall biennial, to 2m; stem erect, prickly on the angles. Basal leaves in a large rosette, oblong-elliptical, untoothed, prickly, withering early in the second season; stem-leaves linear-lanceolate, the pairs fused together around the stem at their bases. Flowers pinkish-purple, in large spiny oblong-cylindrical heads, 3-8cm long.\nHabitat: On many places, especially on clay soils.\nFlowering Season: July-august.\nDistribution: Britain, Belgium, Holland, France, Italy and Germany; naturalized in Denmark.\n\nThis beautiful Species is much to be seen in the River Area of the Netherlands.$

Lush prickly thistle plants in green tones all over the background. A large natural diversity

Photo taken in Frogmore Meadow (Site of Special Scientific Interest) in Chenies Bottom, Hertfordshire, UK.

Low angle close up view of thistle heads in bloom in autumn.

prickly buds of cotton thistle flowers close-up against blurred natural landscape

Blooming Plume Thistle in Badlands National Park, South Dakota, USA

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