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A rather special teasel as it is somewhat rarer in our country. Cultivation is very easy, by the way! The beautiful, thistle-like leaves have characteristic indentations, and the plant produces the magnificent teasel heads themselves, which bloom in layers with bright white flowers: very popular with bees and bumblebees. After flowering, the seed heads remain: very ornamental in winter and a source of treats for birds.
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Latin: Dipsacus laciniatus
Dutch: Slipkaardenbol
English: Cutleaf Teasel
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