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Weeds under Apple Trees

16 years ago

Have these rather tall weeds under Apple trees. What are they before I yank them out?? I had planted some Marigolds last year thinking I was getting some flowers!! Of course I soon learned they were weeds!! I don't recall seeing something like these with the round like leaves.

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tyrlych
16 years ago
The dried pland plant with round seedpods is Thlaspi arvense.
The one on the foreground is also from Brassicaceae family, hard to tell for sure without seeing flowers, probably Barbarea sp.
jeanz5il
Original Author
16 years ago
Okay thank-you! Are they good weeds? Do they attract certain insects? Don't know much about weeds. I guess they are all bad???
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