Native to Europe and Asia, the teasel genus, often called teasel, is renowned for its striking flower heads. Its basic needs include full sun exposure, regular watering, and well-drained soil. They thrive in cooler temperate climates. Teasel often attracts aphids and can develop fungal diseases, especially when grown in overly wet conditions. During spring, it requires vigilant weeding. Contrarily, in summer, protection from scorching sun is beneficial. Moderate watering in autumn is suggested, while winter calls for mulch application to defend against the cold.