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    17 Spiky Weeds With Thorns & Prickles - GardeningVibe

    • Of all the spiky weeds, thistles are probably the most recognizable. Bull thistles have spines that cover the leaves and stems of the weed up to the pink-purple flowers. They also have spiny bracts that grow b… See more

    Jimson Weed

    Jimson weed is an invasive weed that’s a member of the nightshade family. It’s also known as thorn apple and devil’s snare. Jimson weed produces a large fruit encased in … See more

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    Prickly Sida

    Sida spinosa by Dinesh Valke from Thane, India, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons Does the weed have a spike at its leaf nodes? If the answer’s yes, then you might be lo… See more

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    Carolina Horsenettle

    Also called devil’s tomato, horsenettle is part of the nightshade family. The weed produces fruit that resemble small tomatoes. But be warned, horsenettle is a weed that c… See more

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    Common Cocklebur

    Common cocklebur has spines on its fruit. When the weed is mature, each fruit, called a bur, is about 2.5 cm long and covered with hook-shaped spines. The prickly burs easily hoo… See more

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    What does a prickly weed look like?
    The leaf tips are serrated and appear sharper than other trifoliate weeds. These prickly lawn weeds produce yellow pea-shaped flowers that are arranged in clusters of 2 to 10. Seed pods are green to brown with a sharp hook. How to Get Rid of It: You can remove a small patch of these spiky weeds by hand, but make sure you wear gloves.
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    Table of Contents
    Jimson Weed
    Prickly Sida
    Carolina Horsenettle
    Common Cocklebur
    What does a prickly weed look like?
     
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