The mower can't reach down, the mower can't reach up and the untouched strip in the middle gleefully grows a raggedy crop of foxtail and pigweed.
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If pigweed flourishes in my garden, then love-lies-bleeding or Joseph's coat, both close relatives, should do well, too ( they do ).
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Most of the weeds that show up in frequently tilled ground are annual weeds, like lamb's-quarters and pigweed, which are easily dislodged when they are young.
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Depending on the season, they collected pi�on nuts and juniper berries, weedy goosefoot, pigweed, purslane, tomatillo, mountain mahogany, along with pi�on and juniper, for firewood.
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As we drove, we came upon a small, scruffy field, where an old tenant house teeming with ivy sat in one corner and plumes of pigweed dotted the rows of vines.
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It self-seeds as readily as pigweed, which is also in the amaranth family, and thrives, like its thorny cousin, despite drought or flood, in poor soil or good.
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Another study reported substantial amounts of prairie sunflower seeds ( " Helianthus petiolaris " ) and pigweed ( " Amaranthus " spp . ) seeds in the diet of scaled quail.
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Growers didn't notice the buildup of worms on pigweed, one of the pest's favorite foods, and on vegetables until it was too late, said John Norman, an entomologist in Weslaco.
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For example, one omitted test result showed that 3, 4-DCAA had a complete kill on pigweed at 2 lbs . per acre of application, just as 3, 4-DCPA did . . ..
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I also have a pair of bonsai shears from Womanswork that I use to cut flowers, and a Ho-Mi tool, which is a " little ground spear " from Korea that's great for doing battle with pigweed.
