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20_04NHFP_352_03 Each head produces masses of seeds which are scattered as the stems wave in the wind. Left to themselves teasels can quickly take over a patch of land. The dried heads are often used by flower arrangers. By Tony Morris
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Each head produces masses of seeds which are scattered as the stems wave in the wind. Left to themselves teasels can quickly take over a patch of land. The dried heads are often used by flower arrangers.

By Tony Morris
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