Notes

Weeds
They are said to be bad, but are they really? The gardener blames them above all for pushing on his living space. So, make do with it, weed it out, or find the right balance?
Down with the invaders!
Let's turn our necks right away to this qualifier of "bad", which casts opprobrium on these spontaneous plants. Some indeed have many qualities (including taste qualities! Read: Weeds good to eat ). And all of them promote biodiversity.
Their fault is rather to grow in the wrong place, where one would hope for an "impeccable" driveway, or a well-ordered vegetable garden. Let's rather call these wild plants “undesirable weeds”
They proliferate
It's true… Let's see a new example of Nature's formidable adaptive capacities, which has made their reproduction very (too?) efficient! sunrocks vs moonrocks is generally very vigorous, deeply rooted, for some compartmentalized (hence the resistance to systemic herbicides such as glyphosate). Sometimes, these undesirables combine 2 modes of reproduction (by runners AND by seeds). As for seeds, it's abundance (thousands, even millions per plant: enough to see coming!). And then, combined with all that, often spectacular vegetative growth.
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