Volunteer weeds

Volunteer weeds are generally crop plants that are growing out of place or in subsequent crops. They obviously compete with the crop, can be a nusiance, but also, can provide a carry-over for pests and diseases. If you have any problems with vounteer plants let us know using the add comments button below.



List of Volunteer weeds

Volunteer cereals    
Volunteer oilseed rape    
    Volunteer Potato    
Weed Beet    
   

Comments

  1. After a recent hurricane we began a new garden. After planting a package of okra seeds, another strange plant began to grow...not sure from the hurricane or from the new package. The plant is similar to a squash plant, has a flower similar to the field pansy (white with a colored throat), has sticky leaves that resemble eggplant/squash leaves, and produces a fat okra shaped fruit/vegetation that has a very long curled end...??? Any idea what this might be?
    - Gardener 6---0-2006

  2. a marrow or pumpkin perhaps
    - lisa 7---0-2007

  3. Lots have been said about Rape oil as replacement for diesel. Can it be commercially cultivated. Also, can it be grown in West Africa (ie is the climatic/land suitable for its cultivation)?
    my e-mail is venturingnews@hotmail.com
    - Steve Dems 7---0-2007

  4. can you tell somehing about the difference between dandelions and cats eye .
    i appreciate your response thank you
    - lidan 9---0-2008

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