@mollynashrouzie Senecio vulgaris, common groundsel, is in the Asteraceae, the daisy/sunflower/aster family. It's hard to tell, because the flowers remain tightly packed together. https://t.co/4j3ytfYx5O #WildflowerHourNYC

— Flatbush 'Vax, Mask, Filter' Gardener (@xrisfg) 2022.5.19

5: centaurea scabiosa (skabiosen-flockenblume) 6: myosotis arvensis (acker-vergissmeinnicht) - mein fav ❤️ 7: senecio vulgaris (gewöhnliches kreuzkraut) 8: ajuga genevensis (genfer günsel) https://t.co/IWstagIXg9

— hêlîn (@hlnjlly) 2022.5.14

Here are all the naturalised exotic senecio species on my monthly runs through Ōtautahi-Christchurch, NZ. Pink=Senecio vulgaris (Europe),yellow=Senecio skirrhodon (Sth Africa),blue=Senecio mikanioides(/Delairea odorata, Europe),red=ragwort(Senecio jacobaea Europe). 7/8 https://t.co/NJ1mO1y9SX

— Jon Sullivan (@JonCounts) 2022.2.28

Daisy (Bellis perennis), Petty Spurge (Euphorbia peplus), Groundsel ( Senecio vulgaris), and Annual Meadow-grass (Poa annua) seen today on letterbox walk @morethanweeds @BSBIbotany @wildflower_hour https://t.co/JAClfFE0Pg

— BloomingWildFlowers (@FeatherbrainSue) 2022.1.6