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The creeping thistle is common in fields, roadsides and wasteland. It flowers from July-September. It also spreads by means of a creeping route system and therefore can be very difficult to remove. Picture taken 8th July 2006 at woods near Old Warden, Bedforshire.

Creeping Thistle (Cirsium arvense)

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The creeping thistle is common in fields, roadsides and wasteland. It flowers from July-September. It also spreads by means of a creeping route system and therefore can be very difficult to remove. Picture taken 8th July 2006 at woods near Old Warden, Bedforshire.

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24th Sep 2006 by Diane Earl

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 Biology, Science

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