Sentences with CREEPING-THISTLE
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"The creeping thistle is a common weed found in many gardens."
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"I pulled up the creeping thistle that was growing in my flower bed."
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"The creeping thistle has a purple flower that is quite beautiful."
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"Farmers often struggle to control the spread of creeping thistle in their fields."
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"I wore gloves to protect my hands while removing the creeping thistle."
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"The creeping thistle is classified as an invasive species in some regions."
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"The creeping thistle can quickly take over a lawn if left unchecked."
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"Bees are attracted to the nectar produced by the creeping thistle's flowers."
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"I learned about the creeping thistle during a botany class."
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"The creeping thistle is known for its sharp spines on the leaves."
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"I sprayed herbicide on the creeping thistle to kill it."
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"The creeping thistle has a long taproot that helps it survive in dry conditions."
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"The creeping thistle can spread through both seeds and underground rhizomes."
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"The creeping thistle is often considered a noxious weed."
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"I spotted a patch of creeping thistle while hiking in the mountains."
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"The creeping thistle is difficult to eradicate completely once it establishes."
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"Some birds feed on the seeds of the creeping thistle."
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"The creeping thistle is native to Europe but has been introduced to other continents."
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"I trimmed back the creeping thistle to prevent it from overshadowing my other plants."
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"The creeping thistle can grow up to six feet tall in the right conditions."
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"The creeping thistle is an invasive weed that takes over gardens."
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"Gardeners must be diligent in removing creeping thistle from their flowerbeds."
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"The creeping thistle can be identified by its purple flowers and prickly stems."
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"Farmers often struggle with controlling the spread of creeping thistle in their fields."
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"The creeping thistle can quickly choke out other plants if left untreated."
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"Many people consider the creeping thistle to be a nuisance due to its ability to spread rapidly."
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"The creeping thistle is known for its long taproot, making it difficult to fully eradicate."
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"In some regions, the creeping thistle is classified as a noxious weed and subject to control measures."
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"Wildlife enthusiasts appreciate the creeping thistle as it provides nectar for butterflies and bees."
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"The creeping thistle can cause skin irritation if handled without gloves."
