Dave Bross wrote:Another book on weeds from them:
https://bookstore.acresusa.com/collections/spotlight/products/weeds-and-why-they-grow
Came here to recommend this one,
When Weeds Talk. It's an extremely useful book. A bit of front matter, then basically a printed-out spreadsheet of every conceivable unwanted volunteer with what conditions are its favorite for volunteering. If you get a list of what weeds are appearing on a site, you can convert that into quite a good understanding of what minerals and other conditions exist. Also great for figuring "what's wrong with this little patch here?".
When Weeds Talk
Jay L. McCaman
$25.00
MODERN CLASSIC
This is the 2nd edition of the book formerly titled Weeds and Why They Grow. Acres U.S.A. has long shown that weed control lies in fertility management. Every weed grows in a somewhat narrow window of allowable soil conditions. For the first time, hundreds of weeds of commercial importance are detailed along with the chemical analysis of accompanying soils. For example, burdock grows in soils with very high levels of iron and sulfate, very low levels of calcium and manganese. Balance the soil, lose the weed.
SKU 6149. Copyright 2013, spiral-bound softcover, 143 pages.
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