After weeding, the worms come out, at the risk of being a bird's breakfast buffet.

Lowland rice weeds / ONAGRACEAE (evening-primrose family)

Weed name: Ludwigia octovalvis (Jacq.) Raven

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1954 TLR Rolleicord

expired 120 film

Erika Weed

Upland rice weeds / CYPERACEAE (sedge family)

Weed name: Cyperus rotundus L.

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Lowland rice weeds / POACEAE (grass family)

Weed name : Paspalurn distichurn L.

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Why does weed seem to go so well with graffiti? Why don't graffiti artists ever promote vitamins, milk, or bananas? Also, the need to label the leaves as "weed" is kinda funny to me. The need to clarify demonstrates a certain responsibility to communicate clearly. I do appreciate that, just in case I thought the artwork depicted a thistle or something.

The label could refer to the weeds growing up thru the cracks in the concrete too. Multi-layered meaning going on here. Clearly an intellectual recreational drug user at work here. Mmmm.

1/2 oz or just half of weed

This non-native grass is everywhere.

Weed burner

Weeding along Ashfield Terrace

Dew on tiny weed flowers - think it must be related to the forget-me-not.

Lowland rice weeds / POACEAE (grass family)

Weed name: Leptochloa chinensis (L.) Nees

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This was growing in my patio.

420 party. Toking up.

Weed w/ Dead Ghosts, the Courtneys, Stoner Teacher & Koko @ 360. Brought to you by Student Loan Records + Green Burrito Records

Macro shot of dandelion

May 27, 1916 Country Gentleman

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back in san diego again. my dad's been boasting for months about the weed he harvested from my brother's plant which used to be on his back porch. (my brother and his girlfriend are in paris and left behind their plant for my father to manage...). so upon arrival i forced my father to pull his stash out of the freezer for me to have a look. low and behold - it's mostly leaves! his partner dried it out and left all the leaves on! and then my dad explained that the buds were so small because the plant was obviously root bound. it was a good laugh. and then he told me that the appletini he had just prepared for me was mixed using grandma chickens' fleishman's vodka from 1984. um, thanks dad.

tomorrow i will visit my grandmother again.

Lowland rice weeds/POACEAE (grass family)

Weed name: Ischaemurn rugosum Salisb

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A Finnish company PurePlastic released a set of Ginga Densetsu Weed plushies. I have been a fan of the Ginga series since I was a kid and as I collect plush dogs I had to get a couple of my favorite characters as plushies~ <3

Curt weeding the backyard

Upland rice weeds / ASTERACEAE (sunflower family)

Weed name: Ageratum conyzoides L.

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funny ad i found

One of what seems like a million weeds in my garden! At least most of them are pretty like this one!

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Rattlesnake Weed (Euphorbia albomarginata) - This is a very common ground cover with tiny flowers. The plant, generally less than ½" (13 mm) high, spreading to 10" (25.4 cm) long has white flowers with purplish centers. The plant was once thought to help heal snakebites.

Best viewed in Original size.

'Ban mara' (literally, 'forest killer') is an invasive weed that is covering and out competing forests in Nepal. It has no use as fodder, but converting into bio-briquettes has promise of providing clean burning biofuel.

Read more: www.nepalitimes.com.np/issue/296/Nation/11785

Image of a bio-briquette stove: www.nepalitimes.com.np/cms/ib/data/1/38/9530.jpg

Photo: Sajal Sthapit

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Thanks to Skeletal Mess for texture. © 2011 K. W. Giantonio All rights reserved.

after you cut the stencil, you have to weed the cut pieces. If you haven't completely cut an area out, it can tear and make a clear area that is not what you intended.

Jóhanna & Svenni