What are the different types of weeds?

On many posters of the wall you can see an old proverb that reads: "Work is crab lawns in the lawn of life." Although this sentiment is more about work than weeds, it offers a clear picture of what the general public thinks about them. Weeds are the Bane of our summer gardens, the enemy of our fresh, green lawns, and no matter what we do, they always seem to come back. There are even biblical links to weeds that compare them with evil factors and bad people trying to influence good. Perhaps the best way to fight them is to know more about them. Grass weeds are real grass that germinates and grows just like the grass we want in our lawns. Examples of this type are FOXTails, Goosegrass, crab and charlator to name only a few. Grass weeds look like grass, but after closer examinations, the stems are not round as ordinary grass, but rather triangular. For example, they include wild garlic, Nu there, and the star of Bethlehem. As their nameEV suggests, they have wide leaves that are wide and flat, and stand on the stem like a flower. The veins in the leaves are often clean. Some examples are dandelions, terrestrial ivy, white clover, weeds of cats, weeds of carpet and violet.

Weeds can grow throughout the year, not only in the summer months, although it is usually when they are most abundant. Most of them can be kept under control in gardens by cultivating soil before planting crops. Many gardeners are used to kill herbicides, but many of them must be used before cultivation and planting because they often kill all existing plants in this area. Other finer herbicides can be used on some vegetables and plants, but not on others. Always check the labels.

The most recognized way to eliminate weeds is to dig an offensive race and also any of its surrounding roots. Some gardeners also use plasticTo cover the soil around its garden plants, because it kills unwanted plants and heats the soil for the desired ones who are. In the end, weeds will always be with us, but we do not have to let them control our gardens.