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I'm about to eat some shelling peas I foraged on the edge of a grass field (yeah, we grow grass seeds as a crop here). The peas were last years crop so not exac
by zwieback 3y ago
I'm about to eat some shelling peas I foraged on the edge of a grass field (yeah, we grow grass seeds as a crop here). The peas were last years crop so not exactly a weed but effectively the same thing.
- bryanlarsen 3y agoFarmers call those peas "volunteer crops". Volunteer crops are considered weeds.
- goda90 3y ago#1 weed among in my garden last year was tomatoes. I let tomatoes fall off the vine and drop their seeds the year prior, and last year I planted something else entirely, but the tomatoes made an appearance. They hybridize easily, so whatever was growing was some weird conglomeration of several varieties of tomato.
- mvdtnz 3y agoI can't stop potatoes from growing in my compost. I let the first bunch get out of hand and now I'm stuck with them. They make my compost worthless because I end up propagating potatoes to any bed I try to compost. I'm in potato hell.
- zwieback 3y agoThat stopped for me when I got those big plastic boxes that totally enclose the compost. I don't live in super potato friendly climate though
- djbusby 3y agoTomacco?
- zwieback 3y agoYeah, tomatoes are the worst, at this point I'm like rain man OCD about picking up any tomato that falls. If you let them grow they become just medium size medium flavor supermarket tomato bastards.