Often fish like Bass will retreat into the weeds and be hard to reach for your cast, as the line can get caught up the greenery, stalks and weeds above and below the water's surface.
Some cheap but effective insulation suggestions include bales of straw, old carpet, lining for weed control, blankets, and corn stalks.
Most of Mr. Allen's 600 acres are a tangle of dead wheat stalks and weeds because he lacked enough water to irrigate his crops.
Remove the weeds from between the stalks using a hoe.
Everywhere you looked, one of them seemed to be staring at nothing, drinking it in, transfixed: a dead stalk of dock weed or the blank corner of a stone wall or an icicle dribbled from the lip of a gutter.
Mr. Herr recalled the incident because he is concerned that the Dow Chemical company is on the verge of winning regulatory approval for corn that is genetically engineered to be immune to 2,4-D, allowing farmers to spray the chemical to kill weeds without harming the corn stalks.
I can breathe the souk from it and yet this afternoon I found an orange raindrop buried in the weave exactly the colour of Derbyshire stone and here, in the margin, much like weeds, strawberry vines curve pink stalks through cream.
Trained to sniff out emotional breaches like a German shepherd in a K-9 vest, stalking a kilo of weed at the airport, critics use those revelations to build meaning, to make internal sense of art.
The maize stalks were distinguished from the weeds and maize leaves by utilising 1) the typical vertical quasi-cylindrical stalk of the maize plant, 2) the limited range of maize stalk diameters, and 3) by assuming constant plant spacing.
By additionally covering the 'sheath' with burlap, cardboard, or pieces of weed-barrier fibre, the stalk is further shielded from the sun.
