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A plant pundit comments on plants, the foibles and fun of academic life, and other things of interest.
Weeds, weeds, weeds!
The Phactors don't want to talk about weeds; it's been a very bad year. Black nightshade, poke weed, wild lettuce, lambs quarter, and Oxalis (Not sure about the species, probably O. stricta; too busy pulling it to ID it.) have been plentiful, robust, and aggressive, some growing to impressive sizes. In an effort to prevent them from producing more seeds, weeding has been a primary garden activity this year. But even after weeding one area, you return to an earlier area, and you've got another crop on your hands. And let's not talk about sugar maple or redbud seedlings, but it the Phactors had a nickel for everyone they've pulled, we'd have enough for a merry old time. Fortunately, the abundant rain that makes for good weed growing conditions also makes for softer ground and better weed pulling. Perhaps we be needing an assistant, one with younger knees and a younger back. How about $7/hr and all the weeds you can eat?
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