I don't like the word "weed". It's connotation is that of something that is unwanted, unuseful and ugly. I, for one, prefer plants that will grow without being asked, as well as benefit myself, my family and the local fauna. One man's weed is another man's treasure. ;) 
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8/7/2013 06:47:39 pm
That was really helpful and enlightening. I never new these commonly found "weeds" had healing powers that can cure diseases and give relief to the patients. It was so wonderful of you to share this with us. Is there any method to grow them on a business basis? 10/10/2013 05:02:44 pm
Weeds are the nemesis of entire gardener, besides profit them minus doing disservice to the setting is a accuse. Of manner, there is the alternative of pulling them, besides that isn't always thriving. 10/12/2013 08:27:52 am
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