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goutweed
/ ˈɡaʊtˌwiːd /
noun
- a widely naturalized Eurasian umbelliferous plant, Aegopodium podagraria, with white flowers and creeping underground stems Also calledbishop's weedground elderherb Gerard
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“They’ll eat poison ivy, any kind of plant and weeds, and keep eating it. We have English ivy and goutweed here. They’ll eat all of it.”
From New York Times
Difficult-to-remove English ivy, goutweed and poison ivy choke other vegetation.
From New York Times
Some of the worst weeds to get out are Goutweed and Coltsfoot.
From Project Gutenberg
Goutweed is a pest in nearly all gardens, and very difficult to get out.
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A passing word should certainly be given to the Goutweed, or, Goatweed, among Herbal Simples.
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