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bull thistle

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The seeds of the introduced bull thistle are a favourite food of the native American goldfinch, introduced honeybees pollinate a variety of flowers, and non-native city pigeons are the main prey of the native endangered peregrine falcon, to list just a few of the many cases of vital native-exotic interactions.
However, when these passions meet the reality of bull thistle, coddling moths and pondscum many newer rural property owners become deeply frustrated.
A bag of weed control plus fertilizer from Lawn Care Pro Step 2 can kill off most broadleaf weeds, dandelions, horseweed, knotweed, bittercress, lippia (matchweed), bindweed, aster, black medic, button weed, carpetweed, red clover, bur clover, hop clover, bull thistle, chickweed, chicory, curly dock, castsear (coast dandelion), cinquefoil, filaree, primrose, lespedeza, fleabane, red sorrel, knotweed seedling, ragweed, English daisy and among others.
 
 
 
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