When it comes to designing your front and backyard landscapes, there’s nothing more beautiful than a well-maintained garden. To create the perfect ambiance for entertaining or just sitting alone with Mother Nature on a summer evening while soaking up some sun by reading one of her many books.
I hear you saying to yourself, “It’s hard not have compassion for weeds.” I know it seems like they’re just plants growing where they aren’t wanted. But please try this philosophy: If a weed can grow well and is edible (or even flowers), then remember that these are also our crops! They deserve some love too; in fact we should be cultivating an understanding between us as farmers/growers on one side of the table versus those who specialize only in gardening with its many different languages such has French dragging along behind English nowadays because both sides.
They’re pesky little weeds, but don’t worry – they just need to be treated the right way. If you feel compassion for these innocent plants that are growing where they aren’t wanted (some can even edible!), then try this philosophy on your next encounter with one of them: if I like it enough already then maybe its flower; if not well hold onto our hope because we’ll have fewer pests in Our garden!
In order get rid without resorting too chemical pesticides or relying heavily upon natural ones such as beneficial insects which would also help keep things viable by providing food sources.
In this world of ours, there are a few things that don’t belong. Weeds can be considered one such thing- they grow in places where people do not want them and some even have edible seeds! But it’s hard to feel compassion for these pesky plants since most would say “If you like it then eat your flower; if not–we’re going straight into the compost.”