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Weeds The definition of a weed is β€˜any plant growing in the wrong place’. This means anything from a tiny hairy bittercress seedling to a huge sycamore tree. It also covers some of the more invasive β€˜garden’ plants, such as snow-in-summer, Cerastium tomentosum, which will take over a rock garden if not controlled. Weeds are ill-mannered thugs. They compete with more sedate, well-mannered plants for water, light and nutrients. There are two basic weed types, annual and perennial, each with its own plan of attack. Brush up on annual and perennial weeds and refresh your reflexes, with the weedkiller game. Introduction Pests and diseases Weeds  Annual weeds  Perennial weeds  The tools for the job  Preventing weeds Test your knowledge Go further View plant lists on: Plants less susceptible to slugs and snails Plants less susceptible to honey fungus Disease resistant roses Find thousands more plants in the ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Gardening database. Can you spot a weed? Refresh your reflexes, with the weedkiller game. Find out how to control problems in your garden with the pest paparazzi game. Create a virtual garden Techniques in the garden Plant profiles Design projects Plant database

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