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18 years ago

Just wondering if anyone knows of a good website with images of many, many different kinds of weeds. I have several kinds of weeds in my garden, and no clue as to what they are. (They're probably pretty common, but I'm still quite new to gardening) Is there a way to get to the gallery images here without reading each individual thread? Not that they're not interesting - I've learned quite a lot - but I still haven't found "my" weeds. Thanks

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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
18 years ago
Use Google, type in 'weed identification'. You will come up with hundreds of university (and other) based web sites with zillions of good images. However, you will have to search those sites to find matches with your own weeds.

Sorry, no good way out of it.
treemedic
18 years ago
Go to www.weedalert.com they have all kinds of pictures and you can click on your location to find out what weeds are in your area now.

Here is a link that might be useful: Weed Alert Website

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