"THURSTON ACKERMAN" wrote in
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Here in Eastern Massachsuetts, after some heavy rains
in early June, we have had a mini dought with less
appreciatalbe rains than normal so that a new front lawn
is now more brown than green and bouder plants are only
thriveing because I give them daily waterings. (Maybe that
may be why tomato plantings in 5gal. tubs (wherein the
water stays more cantained) are doing better than those
from same seedlings packs planted around the house are
noticebly less developed 8-(

Yesterday I got out during the early cool morning and weeded
a boarder garden between our unused car driveway and our
neighbors that does get some car use. The weeds were so well
developed, I wonder why weeds seem to thrive so much more
than our more valued lawns and/or gardens?

Murphy's law maybe? or?


The plants that are "weeds" are just very tough plants that survive without
any care.