Ragweed in the garden: flowers and leaves of the invasive weed

Common ragweed in the garden: flowering plumes and silvery leaves of the weed that does not disappear after a single mowing

The photo shows common ragweed, a stubborn garden weed: on the left its dense flowering plumes, on the right its silvery-green leaves and stem tip. These flower heads produce millions of seeds, which is why mowing the plant once is not enough to keep it from coming back. The image helps you recognize ragweed early and act before it spreads.

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