Weeds definition
Weeds means all rank and uncultivated vegetable growth or matter that:
Weeds means any plants growing uncultivated and out of context with the surrounding plant life when such plant has a seed head formed or forming and with a height of eight inches or more, except as otherwise provided in this section.
Weeds. Any plants not purposely planted or desired by the plot’s gardener, and that is not a vegetable, fruit, flower, decorative plant, or wildlife support plant. Examples of weeds are grass, thistles, dandelions, plantain, trees, or any type of grass not planted or desired. • Organic: Materials derived from 100 percent, all-natural sources which do not contain synthetic chemicals.
Examples of Weeds in a sentence
Weeds are a major complaint of neighbors and other gardeners, and are the leading cause of plot forfeiture.
Weeds, vegetative waste, junk, trash, debris, abandoned appliances and all other items requiring removal shall be removed by Contractor and disposed of properly.
Weeds, if removed from your plot, are to be hauled to the compost site.
More Definitions of Weeds
Weeds means a noxious weed designated by or under the Weed Control Act,
Weeds means plants designated as noxious and nuisance weeds as defined in the Weed Control Act, RSA 2000 cW-5 and Alberta Regulation 171/2001, as amended or replaced from time to time.
Weeds means a noxious weed designated by or under the Weed Control Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.W.5, including weed designated as a local or noxious weed under a by-law of the County passed under that Act.
Weeds means all grass, weeds, plants or brush growing upon the streets, sidewalks or private property in the City and includes any of the following:
Weeds means all noxious and local weeds designated as such under the
Weeds. "WEED" means any noxious, destructive or
Weeds means any plant species other than species labeled in accordance with § 35-26-104 (1), C.R.S., and 4.2 of these rules.