Beggar's ticks is a term used to describe a type of plant with small seeds that stick to clothing and animal fur, also known as Spanish needles. This plant goes by many names depending on the region. In some areas, it's called devil's needles or devil's stick-tight. Other names include pitchforks, burr marigolds, and pitchfork weed. In Mexico, it's called asiperio. In some parts of the US, it's known as farmer's friend or common beggar-ticks. With so many different names, it's clear that this plant is not well-liked, as it causes a great deal of inconvenience for anyone who crosses its path.
