Wildflowers and weeds

Behind my house, I have a garden where I grow several types of herbs and vegetables, such as spinach and papaya. However, the garden is already overgrown because I haven't had time to clean some areas.

There are several types of wildflowers growing around the garden fence. These plants grow very quickly, only taking a few weeks to clean the garden.

These wildflowers are very easy to grow, even in hot weather. Sometimes, the shoots grow very quickly on previously cut stems.

The flowers are beautiful, even though they may appear shriveled by the heat. I think they are hardy enough to grow in a tropical climate.

And this particular plant also spread rapidly along the garden fence. After a short period of neglect, it has now grown tall and is even flowering.

The stems were climbing up the garden fence so quickly, even though I had already cleared them to the base and cut them. The leaves were rough and like sandpaper. Yes, that's exactly it. You can sand wood or metal with these leaves.

However, the young stems or shoots that creep up are very dangerous. If you accidentally brush against the vines, they will cause scratches and sting, which can leave scars after a while.

And this plant. It's actually a weed that appears to be beautiful but is harmful to other plants.

This weed only grows on other plants because it is a climbing plant, attaching itself very tightly to other plants with its roots.

However, this poses a problem for the plants it grows on. Because this weed grows so rapidly and prolifically, it can kill or stunt the growth of the plants it grows on. For agricultural crops, this weed is a serious nuisance that will hinder the growth of your garden crops.