"Clammyweed" Example Sentences
1. The garden was overgrown with clammyweed.
2. I had to weed out the clammyweed from my flower beds.
3. The smell of the clammyweed was overpowering.
4. The clammyweed was so thick it choked out all the other plants.
5. I accidentally touched the clammyweed and it left a sticky residue on my hands.
6. The invasive clammyweed was taking over the entire field.
7. The sheep refused to eat the clammyweed, even though they were grazing hungerly.
8. The clammyweed was covered in tiny white flowers.
9. The clammyweed had a strange, musky odor.
10. The clammyweed seemed to multiply overnight.
11. I saw a snake hiding in the dense patches of clammyweed.
12. The clammyweed was so sticky, it clung to my clothes.
13. The bright green leaves of the clammyweed stood out among the other vegetation.
14. The clammyweed seemed to thrive in the damp soil.
15. I had to use strong weed killer to get rid of the clammyweed.
16. The clammyweed looked like an alien plant from outer space.
17. The clammyweed was completely resistant to drought.
18. The children played hide-and-seek in the tangled mass of clammyweed.
19. The goats happily munched on the clammyweed in the meadow.
20. The clammyweed was so thick it was hard to walk through.
21. The clammyweed gave me a rash when I touched it.
22. The clammyweed was so tall it towered over my head.
23. The clammyweed was spreading and might even take over the whole neighborhood.
24. The clammyweed had a slimy feel to it.
25. The clammyweed was difficult to pull up from the ground.
26. The clumps of clammyweed made perfect hiding spots for critters in the night.
27. The clammyweed had an unusual taste when I tried a leaf.
28. The clammyweed tangled around itself, making it difficult to distinguish individual plants.
29. The clammyweed grew almost imperceptibly but consistently.
30. The clammyweed was great at preventing erosion on steep slopes.
Common Phases
1. The garden was overrun with
clammyweed; it was difficult to walk through without brushing against the sticky leaves.
2. Despite its unpleasant texture,
clammyweed has several medicinal properties; it can be used as a diuretic and to treat respiratory issues.
3.
Clammyweed is often mistaken for another plant, called jewelweed; however, the two are very different in appearance and use.
4. The sap of
clammyweed is known to cause irritation and blisters on the skin; it is important to handle the plant with care.
5.
Clammyweed is native to South America but has spread to other parts of the world; it is considered an invasive species in some areas.