Michigan Moment: Frosty Teasel
Submitted by MomentMaker on December 22, 2011 – 12:00 amNo Comment
Ottawa County, Michigan
The frost-covered heads of a Common Teasel plant in Ottawa County. The name Teasel comes from the use of their spiky flower heads to ‘teas’ out the fibers in woolen cloth, prior to spinning (from the Old English word “teasan”, meaning to tease). Many states have Common Teasel listed as a noxious weed. Photo by John Dykstra.
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