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My mum's an avid gardener and I asked her this the other day! She says "a weed is something that's growing where you don't want it to" translation- (mostly) native wildflowers that crop up everywhere and are a nightmare to get rid of. Some 'weeds' are popular garden shrubs or plants that just spread like crazy and have become a bit of a nuisance. One example of this is buddleia (in the UK anyway). I have 2 in my garden that I want there, but sometimes I find others coming up that I dig up and throw out.
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The only difference between flowers and weeds is whether the gardener wants them there or not
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Try pulling up a weed and you'll have a devil of a time. So, if it pulls out of the dirt easy it's a flower . . . Oops! Damn!
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some weeds can be flowers not all weeds take over your garden only rambling weeds a lot of weeds are in your garden and you may call them flowers Ivy is a weed of sorts as it spreads but people like it there are many shrubs that people like but are weeds i infact i have a plant in my garden that looks like a stinging nettle but it is very nice and the bees love it so much and it spreads but i keep cutting it back and it just flowers more get book from your library on weeds ORAC60
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