什么是大麻?

The Liberty Hyde Bailey Gardener's Companion Pub Date : 2019-09-15 DOI:10.7591/cornell/9781501740237.003.0021

Urban Weeds, Creeping Jenny

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贝利最后总结了备受诟病的术语“杂草”，弥补了园丁们经常把它当作杂草看待的植物。再次引用爱默生对杂草的定义，即“一种不合时宜的植物”，贝利翻转了这个问题，问道:“一种植物除了被种植之外，是否曾经不合时宜?”

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What Is a Weed?

Bailey gives his final summation of the much maligned term, "weed," redeeming the plants often dismissed as weeds by gardeners. Again referring to Emerson's definition of a weed as "a plant out of place," Bailey flips the question and asks "whether a plant is ever out of place except when cultivated."

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