corncockle

the corncockle weed grows abundantly in the wheat field.

farmers often try to remove corncockle from their crops.

the purple corncockle flower is quite striking.

corncockle seeds can remain dormant in soil for years.

the corncockle plant is considered a pest by many gardeners.

children are warned not to pick the corncockle flowers.

the corncockle blooms add color to the countryside in summer.

some people consider corncockle a beautiful wildflower.

corncockle can be found growing alongside wheat in traditional farms.

the delicate corncockle petals tremble in the wind.

many farmers treat corncockle as a troublesome weed.