Canada Thistle is a native of Europe, where it is known as Creeping Thistle because it springs from creeping roots.
Hairless, much-branched, with small, numerous, often clustered flower heads, which are fragrant and pale lilac. The bracts are sepal-like and appressed.
A common thistle that grows in pastures, fields, and along roadsides.
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