Creeping thistle
Creeping thistle, is the most important perennial thistle. It is native in cultivated fields, waste places, hedgerows and grassland throughout the UK and is recorded up to 2,300 ft.
Weeds
Weed datasheets
Knowing about a weed’s habit, biology, persistence & spread will help you to keep on top of it. Here is detailed information on more than 100 individual weeds, from dandelion to creeping buttercup, bindweed and ground elder.
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Ground elder
Ground elder is a rhizomatous perennial weed of waste places and cultivated land. It is recorded up to 1,500 ft in Britain.
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Curled dock
The curled dock occurs in arable and meadowland, waste places, on sand dunes, and shingle. It is the more common dock in arable land especially on drier soils.
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Creeping buttercup
A native perennial common in damp meadows, pastures and gardens throughout the UK.
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Daisy
The daisy is a native perennial abundant throughout the UK, mainly in short turf.
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Field bindweed
A pernicious perennial weed, native in cultivated land, roadsides, railways, grass banks and in short turf.
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Dandelion
Information on habit, biology, persistence & spread for dandelion
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Greater plantain
Information on habit, biology, persistence & spread for greater plantain
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Hedge bindweed
Information on habit, biology, persistence & spread for hedge bindweed
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Cow parsley
Information on habit, biology, persistence & spread for Cow parsley.