Weeds

By Joseph Bahribek

I wrote this book for my love for weeds. I love weeds because they remind me of when I used to walk in the wilderness in my home country. There were many weeds, some were nomadic on my way, and reminded me of St. John’s, who used to walk along the wilderness and see many different weeds, this is why I chose to write a book about weeds, to commemorate St. John Baptist life. Wilderness and the variety of weeds he encountered.

• Language: English
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Release date: Jun 7, 2021
• ISBN: 9781663223111

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Contents

Introduction

Alfalfa ???

Aramanth

Green Aramanth

Asteroideae

Bulbous Bluegrass

Green Bristlegrass

Creeping thistle

Lessertrefoil White Clover

Cocklebur

Goosefoot

Common Mallow

Cocklebur

Cheat Grass

Crab Grass

Curly Dock

– C –

Cut ear

Chick Weed

White Clover

Wild Carrot

Cleavers

– D –

Dandelion

Dock

Dack Leaf

Smart Weed

Douglas Mugwort

Diffuse knpweed

Fennal (Foeniculum Vulgare)

Fenugreek. ???

Foxtail

Field Mastard

– G –

Bunch grass

Grab Grass

Groundsel.

Giant Hogweed

Grasses

Green AmaranthAramanth

Hoary Gress White Top

Hors Weed

Giant Hours Tail

Indian Balsam

St. Johns-Wort

– K –

Diffus Knap Weed

Knotgrass

Common Knotweed

Lamb’s Quarters Pig Weed

Russian Knapweed

Leafy Spurge

Prickly Lettuce

– M –

Tansy Mustard

Black Mustard

Common Mullein

Common Mullein

– M –

Mous ear chikweed

Monocts. Monocotyledon

Mallow

– N –

Hairy Night Shad

Bittersweet Nightshad

Nettle Curtica, Dioica, Urtica Urens)

Young nettle.

– O –

Orchard Grass

Oxalis or Shamrock

Oxeye daisy

– P –

Poison Helock

Redroot pigweed

Poison Ivy Poison Oak

Corn Poppy

Pickle Weed

Pickle Grass

– Q –

Quack Grass

Queen Anne’s Lace

Daucus Earota

– R –

Ragwort

– S –

Shamrock

Scarlet Pimpernel

Spurges

– T –

Cotton Thistle Scotch Thistle

Sow Thistle (Sonchus Oleraceus)

Thistle

Teasel

Thistle

Tansy Ragwort

Senecia Jacobaea

– V –

Vetchs

– W –

Wild Oat

White Compion Fruits

Watson’s Willow herb

Introduction

I wrote this book for my love for weeds. I love weeds because they remind me of when used to walk in the wilderness in my home country. There were many weeds, some were nomadic on my way, and reminded me of St. John’s, who used to walk along the wilderness and see many different weeds, this is why I chose to write a book about weeds, to commemorate St. John Baptist life. Wilderness and the variety of weeds he