Its graceful seed heads provide food and shelter for insects and birds later in the season
from wildflower meadows to kitchen herbs
aromatic biennial or short-lived perennial that brings both beauty and fragrance to any garden
Its glossy green foliage and spreading habit make it an excellent ground cover or a tasty addition to herb and cottage gardens
Transform your backyard into a verdant
Teasel Plug Plants | Dipsacus fullonum Large amenity areas Its graceful seed heads provideTeasel Plug Plants Dipsacus fullonum Common names include wild teasel or Fuller's teasel. Teasel is a striking biennial wildflower commonly found in meadows, grasslands, and along roadsides. Known for its tall, spiky stems and large, cone shaped flower heads, this native plant adds texture and height to any garden. The flowers, which start as purple or pink and mature to a silvery white, are a magnet for pollinators, particularly bees and butterflies.