Don't recall ever seeing this plant before

I thought it might be a dandelion, but not sure
Thanks

Looks like Bull Thistle.

Say that3 times real fast

Looks like a dandelion to me.

Pig thistle.
If it weren't, a pig woulda already ate it...

SJA may have put me on the right track. I didn't think to look at thistles
I think it's a sow thistle. Looks close
Not a dandelion Bruce, leaves are heavily sculpted and the leaves and flower are on the same stem.

Good to eat?

Don't know, that's why I'm asking though
It smelled good when I crushed it though

Just looked up sow thistle. Interesting

Sonchus is a genus of flowering plants in the dandelion tribe within the sunflower family Asteraceae and are commonly known as sow thistles. Sowthistles are annual, biennial or perennial herbs, with or without rhizomes and a few are even woody. Wikipedia
Scientific name: Sonchus

Just looked up.You can eat them as well.

That is interesting

You can eat anything once.

For all you PA'ers. Look up Smartweed or Knotweed. Now there's an interesting "local" plant. Got it here too :-)

The green stuff is Creeping Charlie
look at the last years growth, perennial sow thistle

Thanks Bruce
SJA I call knot weed, instafire when it's dead.
I'll keep smartweed in mind if I ever get hemaroids. Lol

Waterfowl eat it here, and it's not too bad on a salad :-)

Do I get partial credit for "pig thistle"?
Even though I pulled it completely out of my ***?

I appreciate your support! Did where I "pulled it completely from" give me extra credit in your decision?