Most weeders, be they fancy Smith & Hawken English designs or dime-store grubbers, are long, pointed and / or sharp.
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One tool I love to use in the garden is sometimes called a rotary weeder, but I simply call it the " jingle bell " tool.
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Father Michael Weeder said his private Project Vote has relied on pamphlets and door-to-door visits to spread word of the need to register.
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The weeders had to distinguish tiny sprouts of the desired seedling plants from the many undesirable plants whose seeds were still in the soil or had blown in.
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Gardeners east of the Rockies who are less than meticulous weeders will invariably find the common milkweed ( Asclepias syriaca ) in their sunny to partly sunny borders.
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But as onion production continued to drop over the next several years due to soil exhaustion, fewer and fewer onion weeders and pickers were needed in Hardin County.
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On June 19, 1934, onion weeders formed the first union of farm laborers in the United States, under the auspices of the International Quarrymen's Union.
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Hand-weeders must get the roots, or the brown, round tubers or " nutlets " ( located at the end of whitish rhizomes ) will reproduce.
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It offers anxious weeders a model of how to move through the process, with suggested rejoinders to such hypothetical assertions as " You can never have enough Sartre ."
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The primary races were closely watched as a barometer of the strength of each party's factions in Iowa, which will be an early weeder of White House hopefuls in 2000.
