Redroot pigweed is an annual weed commonly found in waste areas and disturbed soils. It can attain a 2-4 foot height. The lower stems are reddish in color. Flowers are small and green, in bristly terminal and axillary clusters.
* L. nanus, a self-sowing California annual that combines well with California poppies (Eschscholzia californica) to blanket waste areas and for erosion control; and ...
Jill has also converted the back alley, a strip of unused land that is otherwise a waste area, into a garden that grows plants for mulch, foods for the chickens as well as for themselves.
Make a pile of all your hedge trimmings every few feet. Now you can either bag the hedge clippings, or rake them onto an old sheet and pull them to a clipping waste area if you have one. Now take a step back and enjoy your hard work! ...
Later, the immigrants discovered that corn and wheat could be grown just as easily, and it was worth more money. Within 10 years crabgrass farming was abandoned and it was destined to become the wayward wanderer growing on roadsides and waste areas ...
 See also: Soil, Plant, Produce, Growing, Terminal
  
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