Perennial Weeds
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Perennial Weeds are persistent weeds that, once established, spread until they take over the sward. They survive over winter by dying back to a network of thick, fleshy storage roots, or a tight rosette of leaves. Each year the storage root network becomes more extensive, and this is the main method by which these weeds spread.
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