Hola, Jenna, aquí tienes el significado de la palabra que preguntas y, como pides, algo más de vocabulario relacionado con la jardinería: ☛ Weeds: malas hierbas Plant: planta Tree: árbol Bush: arbusto Branch: rama Leaf, leaves: hoja, hojas Bud: capullo Roots: raíces Flowerpot: maceta Lawn: césped Grass: hierba Cutting: esqueje Layering: acodo Air layering: acodo aéreo Garden: jardín Gardening: jardinería Horticulture: horticultura Water: regar Spray: rociar, pulverizar ✔ Flowers: flores Azalea: azalea Begonia: begonia Bluebell: campanilla Carnation: clavel Chrysantemum: crisantemo Daffodil: narciso Dahlia: dalia Daisy: margarita Fern: helecho Forget-me-not: nomeolvides Gardenia: gardenia Geranium: geranio Gladiolus, gladioli: gladiolo Hortensia, Hydrangea: hortensia Hyacinth: Jacinto Iris: lirio Jasmine: jazmín Lilac: lila Lily: lirio, azucena Magnolia: magnolia Orange blossom: flor de azahar Orchid: orquídea Pansy: pensamiento Petunia: petunia Poppy: amapola Rose: rosa Sunflower: girasol Tulip: tulipán Violet: violeta Wallflower: alhelí ¡Espero que te sea de ayuda, Jenna! Un afectuoso saludo.

En España se les llama "malas hierbas"

Grácias, Rafael! I think I learned that before but I forgot it. That is a great way to remember it - don't stir the dirt! I don't think I'll forget that! So you suggest I should have used eliminar in that context? Would sacar have worked?

Be careful with the most dangerous FaLsE FrIeNd! To remove =/= remover: To remove = eliminar. To stir = remover. If you read a cleaning product's label and it says "remueve la suciedad" Don't buy it! It only stirs the dirt!!!!!