# Garden
Groundsel flowers
Groundsel is an annual weed of cultivated or disturbed ground, popping up along field edges, roadside verges and on waste ground. Branched stems lead to open clusters of yellow flowers that can be seen most of the year, and turn to white, fluffy seed heads.
Although common groundsel grows best in moist, fertile soil, it can grow in more trying environments such as along roadsides and other disturbed sites. Because common groundsel produces so many seeds and the seeds are easily spread, it can rapidly produce an unsightly infestation in landscape beds.
Groundsel Flower Buds in Soft Focus
Groundsel Flower with Toothed Leaves in Coastal Setting
Groundsel Flower Seedhead in Dandelion Clock Form
Groundsel Flower Heads with Ray-Less Yellow Disc
Groundsel Flower Seedheads and Buds with Warm Background
Mass of Yellow Groundsel Flowers in Bloom
Cluster of Rayed Yellow Groundsel Flowers
Groundsel Flower Plant Tips Backlit in Golden Light
Groundsel Flower Seedhead Bursting Open Among Buds
Dense Field of Yellow Groundsel Flowers in Abstract View
Groundsel Flower Heads with Dark-Striped Involucres
Groundsel Flower Seedheads and Flowers Side by Side
Groundsel Flower Buds with Dark Bract Tips at Ground Level
Yellow Rayed Groundsel Flowers with Insects
Groundsel Flower Heads Nodding on Branching Stems
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