Sow thistle seeds hi-res stock photography and images

Fluffy sphere - sow-thistle seeds Stock Photo

RM2CDJ3R1–Fluffy sphere - sow-thistle seeds

Prickly Sow, Thistle Single Seed Head Sonchus Asper Stock Photo

RM2FWT963–Prickly Sow, Thistle Single Seed Head Sonchus Asper

Cirsium arvense - sow thistle, weed in autumn with seeds in the wild Stock Photo

RF2XE2BFR–Cirsium arvense - sow thistle, weed in autumn with seeds in the wild

Close up of sonchus flower seeds Stock Photo

RMW38RGM–Close up of sonchus flower seeds

Marsh Sow Thistle, Sonchus palustris, in flower on waterside, Norfolk Broads, Norfolk. Stock Photo

RMFA7BR4–Marsh Sow Thistle, Sonchus palustris, in flower on waterside, Norfolk Broads, Norfolk.

European goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis) adult pair, feeding on sow thistle seeds, early morning, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RM2R07R53–European goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis) adult pair, feeding on sow thistle seeds, early morning, England, United Kingdom

Sow thistle flower head and seeds Stock Photo

RMGD7873–Sow thistle flower head and seeds

Sow-thistle (Sonchus asper). Fruiting heads and flowers. Seeds wind dispersed. Stock Photo

RMD4CBGH–Sow-thistle (Sonchus asper). Fruiting heads and flowers. Seeds wind dispersed.

Thistle seeds trapped in a spiders web with a common garden spider in the centre Stock Photo

RME8D0TT–Thistle seeds trapped in a spiders web with a common garden spider in the centre

Yellow thistles and seedheads Stock Photo

RFE70YB4–Yellow thistles and seedheads

Fluffy seed-heads of Smooth Sow-thistle / Sonchus oleraceus - sort of the equivalent of a Dandelion clock. Stock Photo

RFTAN764–Fluffy seed-heads of Smooth Sow-thistle / Sonchus oleraceus - sort of the equivalent of a Dandelion clock.

Perennial Sow-thistle in bloom and seeding Stock Photo

RMWXPA72–Perennial Sow-thistle in bloom and seeding

RMD3XNN8–Planting cardoon seeds

RMETGG5C–Sow thistle flower head and seeds

Sonchus asper, Prickly sow-thistle, Raue Gänsedistel, close up, fruit (seed) without pappus, fruit 3-4 mm long Stock Photo

RM2KT6DAX–Sonchus asper, Prickly sow-thistle, Raue Gänsedistel, close up, fruit (seed) without pappus, fruit 3-4 mm long

Corn Sow-thistle (Sonchus arvensis) close-up of flower, seedhead and seeds, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RM2PE7BR1–Corn Sow-thistle (Sonchus arvensis) close-up of flower, seedhead and seeds, England, United Kingdom

Milk thistle plant Silybum marianum growing in herb garden Stock Photo

RMMNC098–Milk thistle plant Silybum marianum growing in herb garden

Creeping thistle seeds in a meadow. Cirsium arvense or creeping thistle Stock Photo

RF2XH12HA–Creeping thistle seeds in a meadow. Cirsium arvense or creeping thistle

Detail of the dried flower and flying seeds of a thistle plant Stock Photo

RF2TBJG7T–Detail of the dried flower and flying seeds of a thistle plant

Cirsium arvense, sow thistle, weed in autumn with seeds in wild Stock Photo

RF2XJKPNY–Cirsium arvense, sow thistle, weed in autumn with seeds in wild

RM2FWT990–Prickly Sow, Thistle Single Seed Head Sonchus Asper

Goldfinch, Carduelis carduelis, in thistle in Winter, Morecambe Bay, Lancashire, UK Stock Photo

RFM1D8G7–Goldfinch, Carduelis carduelis, in thistle in Winter, Morecambe Bay, Lancashire, UK

Yellow thistle (Sonchus asper) grows in the wild. Stock Photo

RF2R96AP3–Yellow thistle (Sonchus asper) grows in the wild.

RMFA7BR3–Marsh Sow Thistle, Sonchus palustris, in flower on waterside, Norfolk Broads, Norfolk.

Lesser Goldfinch Carduelis psaltria black backed male eating seeds of Spiny Sow Thistle Sonchus asper Hill Country Texas Stock Photo

RFBCTDN1–Lesser Goldfinch Carduelis psaltria black backed male eating seeds of Spiny Sow Thistle Sonchus asper Hill Country Texas

macro shot of a dried out wild thistle in a field Stock Photo

RFECTTAN–macro shot of a dried out wild thistle in a field

RFBCTDMX–Lesser Goldfinch Carduelis psaltria black backed male eating seeds of Spiny Sow Thistle Sonchus asper Hill Country Texas

Fluffy seeding flower heads of Prickly Sow-thistle / Sonchus asper in sunny field hedgerow. Member of Asteraceae. Common UK weed. Stock Photo

RM2CE134N–Fluffy seeding flower heads of Prickly Sow-thistle / Sonchus asper in sunny field hedgerow. Member of Asteraceae. Common UK weed.

RF2RTJ7YF–Cirsium arvense - sow thistle, weed in autumn with seeds in wild

RMAW6DCW–Prickly Sow Thistle single seed head Sonchus asper

Perennial Sow-thistle flower with bud and seed head Stock Photo

RMWXPA24–Perennial Sow-thistle flower with bud and seed head

Close-Up Of Sow-Thistle Buds And Seeds During Summer Stock Photo

RFKCW1KM–Close-Up Of Sow-Thistle Buds And Seeds During Summer

Blooming thistle at dam near Dutch Village Urk Stock Photo

RFWE3WX9–Blooming thistle at dam near Dutch Village Urk

RM2KT6D95–Sonchus asper, Prickly sow-thistle, Raue Gänsedistel, close up, fruit (seed) without pappus, fruit 3-4 mm long

Sow Thistle is a plant that lives for one or more years. milk and seeds are used to eliminate some health problems. Stock Photo

RF2B6NN2D–Sow Thistle is a plant that lives for one or more years. milk and seeds are used to eliminate some health problems.

RFBCTDMW–Lesser Goldfinch Carduelis psaltria black backed male eating seeds of Spiny Sow Thistle Sonchus asper Hill Country Texas

Closeup of the flying seeds of a thistle Stock Photo

RF2XHJ0E4–Closeup of the flying seeds of a thistle

Globe artichoke or Cardoon Thistle Cynara cardunculus Stock Photo

RMJM85BK–Globe artichoke or Cardoon Thistle Cynara cardunculus

RF2XJKPN8–Cirsium arvense, sow thistle, weed in autumn with seeds in wild

RM2FWT96K–Prickly Sow, Thistle Single Seed Head Sonchus Asper

RFKPPGBM–Goldfinch, Carduelis carduelis, in thistle in Winter, Morecambe Bay, Lancashire, UK

RF2R96AP7–Yellow thistle (Sonchus asper) grows in the wild.

Sonchus, hare-thistle, seedheads natural floral background Stock Photo

RFEW5PGX–Sonchus, hare-thistle, seedheads natural floral background

RM2GMJ7PB–Sow Thistle

Sow Thistle common weeds in Nebraska with yellow flowers Sonchus oleraceus . High quality photo Stock Photo

RF2G8AW1P–Sow Thistle common weeds in Nebraska with yellow flowers Sonchus oleraceus . High quality photo

Soft and fluffy white sow thistle flowers in the early morning at the end of summer. Beautiful flowers weeds. Selective sharpness. Stock Photo

RF2WNB3GC–Soft and fluffy white sow thistle flowers in the early morning at the end of summer. Beautiful flowers weeds. Selective sharpness.

RM2CE134G–Fluffy seeding flower heads of Prickly Sow-thistle / Sonchus asper in sunny field hedgerow. Member of Asteraceae. Common UK weed.

RF2RTJ7RG–Cirsium arvense - sow thistle, weed in autumn with seeds in wild

Closeup horizontal ground level bottom view photo of white fuzz sow thistle in the russian field. Cool blue tone image. Stock Photo

RFW35W8M–Closeup horizontal ground level bottom view photo of white fuzz sow thistle in the russian field. Cool blue tone image.

RMWXPAB4–Perennial Sow-thistle in bloom and seeding

A vertical shot of fluffy sow thistle seeds with sunlight bokeh in the background Stock Photo

RF2JHFN6R–A vertical shot of fluffy sow thistle seeds with sunlight bokeh in the background

Perennial Sow-thistle (sonchus arvensis), an abstract shot of the flowers and seedheads. Stock Photo

RFPKJ1XB–Perennial Sow-thistle (sonchus arvensis), an abstract shot of the flowers and seedheads.

Sonchus oleraceus L., also known as common sow thistle and milk thistle, is a traditional medicinal plant belonging to family Asteraceae, used worldwi Stock Photo

RF2YRF2GJ–Sonchus oleraceus L., also known as common sow thistle and milk thistle, is a traditional medicinal plant belonging to family Asteraceae, used worldwi

Thistle seedhead, caught in bracken foliage Stock Photo

RM2E3WGJ5–Thistle seedhead, caught in bracken foliage

RFF4272T–Sow thistle seeds

Closeup image of thistle in summer, blurred background Stock Photo

RF2A0HJP1–Closeup image of thistle in summer, blurred background

RMJM8541–Globe artichoke or Cardoon Thistle Cynara cardunculus

RF2XJKPNM–Cirsium arvense, sow thistle, weed in autumn with seeds in wild

RM2FWT96E–Prickly Sow, Thistle Single Seed Head Sonchus Asper

flower head with parachute pappus seeds of sonchus plant Stock Photo

RFDCJMRG–flower head with parachute pappus seeds of sonchus plant

RF2R96ANY–Yellow thistle (Sonchus asper) grows in the wild.

RFEW5NWC–Sonchus, hare-thistle, seedheads natural floral background

The symbiosis of ants and aphids. Two ants grazing his herd. Macro Stock Photo

RF2B1W7B5–The symbiosis of ants and aphids. Two ants grazing his herd. Macro

RF2G8AW0X–Sow Thistle common weeds in Nebraska with yellow flowers Sonchus oleraceus . High quality photo

RF2WNB4B1–Soft and fluffy white sow thistle flowers in the early morning at the end of summer. Beautiful flowers weeds. Selective sharpness.

Een Akkermelkdistel in zaad,A Field Sow-Thistle in seed. Stock Photo

RMBKP6RN–Een Akkermelkdistel in zaad,A Field Sow-Thistle in seed.

RF2RTJ7MX–Cirsium arvense - sow thistle, weed in autumn with seeds in wild

RMBKP6E3–Een Akkermelkdistel in zaad,A Field Sow-Thistle in seed.

Seeds of dandelion, Mazovia, Poland. Stock Photo

RFH0450G–Seeds of dandelion, Mazovia, Poland.

Taraxacum officinale, nombre común diente de león o achicoria amarga, Almaraz, Cáceres, España Stock Photo

RF2R0R36K–Taraxacum officinale, nombre común diente de león o achicoria amarga, Almaraz, Cáceres, España

Perennial Sow-thistle (sonchus arvensis), close up of the flowers and seedheads. Stock Photo

RFPKJ1XC–Perennial Sow-thistle (sonchus arvensis), close up of the flowers and seedheads.

RFJREJJH–Scottish Thistles

close up of a kind of plant, which named china small bitter arvensis Stock Photo

RF2T6K212–close up of a kind of plant, which named china small bitter arvensis

RFF4272K–Sow thistle seeds

Head of a sow thistle in the blurred natural background Stock Photo

RF2FM58H5–Head of a sow thistle in the blurred natural background

Lesser Goldfinch Carduelis psaltria black backed male eating seeds of Spiny Sow Thistle Hill Country Texas Stock Photo

RMA869YM–Lesser Goldfinch Carduelis psaltria black backed male eating seeds of Spiny Sow Thistle Hill Country Texas

RF2XJKPMW–Cirsium arvense, sow thistle, weed in autumn with seeds in wild

RM2FWT969–Prickly Sow, Thistle Single Seed Head Sonchus Asper

RMD06CKT–THISTLE

RF2R96AP8–Yellow thistle (Sonchus asper) grows in the wild.

RFEPC38D–Sonchus, hare-thistle, seedheads natural floral background

The symbiosis of ants and aphids. Ant tending his flock on green leaves. Macro Stock Photo

RF2B1W8PE–The symbiosis of ants and aphids. Ant tending his flock on green leaves. Macro

RF2G8AW37–Sow Thistle common weeds in Nebraska with yellow flowers Sonchus oleraceus . High quality photo

RMCW6C77–THISTLE

Closeup of the cysela of a sonchus oleraceus plant with brown background and copy space Stock Photo

RF2F57TR7–Closeup of the cysela of a sonchus oleraceus plant with brown background and copy space

RF2RTJ7RM–Cirsium arvense - sow thistle, weed in autumn with seeds in wild

a scenic view of the irish coastline Stock Photo

RFBBE5K9–a scenic view of the irish coastline

Seeds of thorny weed in the field, field thistle, sow thistle. Summer theme. Stock Photo

RF2GNAAFF–Seeds of thorny weed in the field, field thistle, sow thistle. Summer theme.

Corn Sow-thistle (Sonchus arvensis) close-up of flower, seedhead and seeds, England, august Stock Photo

RMCNMND0–Corn Sow-thistle (Sonchus arvensis) close-up of flower, seedhead and seeds, England, august

I love sow-thistles. To me, they symbolize the coming of spring. Stock Photo

RFTRBY50–I love sow-thistles. To me, they symbolize the coming of spring.

A Fluffy White seed head of Emilia sonchifolia or Lilac Tasselflower with it's little seeds falling away it in the afternoon sunlight Stock Photo

RF2C9PM49–A Fluffy White seed head of Emilia sonchifolia or Lilac Tasselflower with it's little seeds falling away it in the afternoon sunlight

RF2T6K21G–close up of a kind of plant, which named china small bitter arvensis

. Food habits of the grosbeaks . the other weed seeds eaten in smaller quantities are thoseof dodder, a serious pest in grain crops;vetch, dock, sow thistle, plantains, includ-ing the detestable ribgrass (fig. 4); tum-bleweed (fig. 18), sunflower, violets, gera-niums, stargrass, spiny sida, corn grom-well (fig. 5), spiderwort (PL II, fig. 7),lambs-quarters, chickweed, stick-tight,sorrel, button weed (PI. II, fig. 11),, andstick-seed. To this list W. D. Doan addsclover and partridge pea. One plant inthe above list, namely, buttonweed, isknown also as alligator head in the South, where it is a b Stock Photo

RM2CNHCGF–. Food habits of the grosbeaks . the other weed seeds eaten in smaller quantities are thoseof dodder, a serious pest in grain crops;vetch, dock, sow thistle, plantains, includ-ing the detestable ribgrass (fig. 4); tum-bleweed (fig. 18), sunflower, violets, gera-niums, stargrass, spiny sida, corn grom-well (fig. 5), spiderwort (PL II, fig. 7),lambs-quarters, chickweed, stick-tight,sorrel, button weed (PI. II, fig. 11),, andstick-seed. To this list W. D. Doan addsclover and partridge pea. One plant inthe above list, namely, buttonweed, isknown also as alligator head in the South, where it is a b

Selective focus shot of the fluffy seeds of sow thistle captured in Malta Stock Photo

RF2C543H1–Selective focus shot of the fluffy seeds of sow thistle captured in Malta

Lesser Goldfinch Carduelis psaltria female eating seeds of Spiny Sow Thistle Sonchus asper Hill Country Texas Stock Photo

RMA869YT–Lesser Goldfinch Carduelis psaltria female eating seeds of Spiny Sow Thistle Sonchus asper Hill Country Texas

. Dry farming in western Canada . Fig. 60.—Effect of Disking Stubble Land. Diagram showing on the left uncultivated stubble, and on the right double disked stubble. Note the absence of cracks in the subsoil of the cultivated land. by seeds but by underground creeping stems. These weeds cannot be controlled by burning or disking or other surface cultivation. Plowing, preferably in the dry season, when the roots can be exposed to the hoi sun and drying wind, is the only remedy for those legacies of poor breaking. Other plants of a similar nature art1 brome grass, Canada thistle and sow thistle. Stock Photo

RMMAB17F–. Dry farming in western Canada . Fig. 60.—Effect of Disking Stubble Land. Diagram showing on the left uncultivated stubble, and on the right double disked stubble. Note the absence of cracks in the subsoil of the cultivated land. by seeds but by underground creeping stems. These weeds cannot be controlled by burning or disking or other surface cultivation. Plowing, preferably in the dry season, when the roots can be exposed to the hoi sun and drying wind, is the only remedy for those legacies of poor breaking. Other plants of a similar nature art1 brome grass, Canada thistle and sow thistle.