They get themselves into a patch of stinkweed, and the residents of Birdwell Island are more than happy to clean them up. |
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I bet you didn't know that stinkweed and wild green apples had healing quality to them! |
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Stringy stinkweed is another name for this plant, but I don't favour that. |
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It, too, is sometimes called Mexican marigold, although it is usually known as stinkweed or muster John Henry. |
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The yard had already grown muddy with March and the flower beds were greening with the tiniest sprigs of stinkweed and quack grass. |
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Ethametsulfuron methyl has been shown to be an effective herbicide for the control of wild mustard, stinkweed and other broadleaved weeds in canola production. |
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The zero-tolerance policy includes wild buckwheat and stinkweed. |
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Another study, paid for the state and county, lent support to Syngenta's contention that the middle school odors were from the aptly named stinkweed, not pesticides. |
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The major characteristic of ethametsulfuron methyl is the selective control of wild mustard and stinkweed in canola which are all members of the Brassicae family. |
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Stinkweed seedlings were far more abundant in areas without red clover. |
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Characters in the play included a king and queen, knights, princesses, trolls, a wizard and two Pokemon characters, Dragatot and Stinkweed. |
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Jefferson Stinkweed was attractive in that blandsome politician way. |
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