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HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. (AP) - North Carolina's Christmas "Cone Weed" has lost its cone and much of its weediness.

The Huntersville Fire Department posted on Twitter that a road crew showed up in a truck Monday and removed the orange traffic cone that had a hardy weed growing out of it. The cone and plant on the grass beside the highway had sparked a social media sensation after someone decorated the scraggly vegetation with tinsel and Christmas ornaments last week.

According to the department, firefighters have retrieved the Christmas decorations scattered on the roadside and rehung them on what was left of the weed, which one firefighter described as "a stem."

This photo provided by Bill Suthard shows an orange traffic cone with a weed growing out of it, decorated with tinsel and 동부산점컬리수위치 ornaments in Huntersville, N.C. The roadside attraction dubbed "Cone Weed" is something of a Christmas miracle to locals. The weed has been growing unencumbered across from the Huntersville Fire Station for a year and has amassed a cult following. The fire station tweeted pictures of Cone Weed decked in tinsel and ornaments last week. (Bill Suthard via AP)

The weed had been growing unencumbered across from the fire station for a year and had developed a following.

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