Sentence examples similar to thriving weed from inspiring English sources

Nature, at least, is thriving: weeds festoon carcasses of abandoned pick-up trucks.

Many of the traits that crop geneticists seek to engineer into their charges may increase the likelihood that they will thrive as weeds.

Most people don't want perfect lawns, but they recognize the need for action when weeds are thriving and the grass is thin and wan.

Where are the weeds thriving more?

The sandy-coloured weed is thriving due to dry weather conditions.

Scores of weeds are thriving in Eastern gardens this year, thanks to the unusually warm winter and a roller coaster spring that has been hot one week, chilly the next, too dry then gloriously rainy.

Page C1 Home A FRESH APPROACH TO UNWANTED PLANTS Scores of weeds are thriving in Eastern gardens this year, thanks to the unusually warm winter and a roller coaster spring.

The report said moisture and humidity were helping insects thrive, but making weed killers less effective.

After the war, after the death camps, after the bomb, dystopian fiction thrived, like a weed that favors shade.

The plots were more or less rebuilt, although in 1906 The Real Estate Record and Guide reported that "the official gardeners have not treated the grass plots kindly at all, and weeds thrive in them and bare spots are numerous".

The idea was first proposed 2 years ago by John Klironomos of the University of Guelph in Canada based on greenhouse experiments that suggested invasive weeds thrive when they're transplanted into soil lacking the pathogens that plague them in their native environment (ScienceNOW, 2 May 2002).