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I'm trying to get a handle on What the various type of weeds tell me about the soil. Or lack of a specific weed as well. The land I live on has a lot of wild onion, but no clover or dandelion.

Are there any resources that could help me learn what these types of things are telling me?
 
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No idea where you would find such info. But you could give these guys a try and see if you have a overlap with 4 or so "weeds"
http://practicalplants.org/wiki/Allium_cepa_aggregatum maybe your soil is well drain and alkaline??
 
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This thread on the PRI forums has lots of ideas.
 
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