"A weed is but an unloved flower." ― Ella Wheeler Wilcox
"When life is not coming up roses Look to the weeds and find the beauty hidden within them." ― L.F.Young
"When the young woman leans over the sky, about to water the flowers as well as the weeds, her white front splits open until her milk runs." ― Gunter Grass
"Jesus said the weeds would grow with the wheat until the Judgement," Dietrich answered, "so one finds both good men and bad in the Church. By our fruits we will be known, not by what name we have called ourselves. I have come to believe that there is more grace in becoming wheat than there is in pulling weeds." ― Michael Flynn, Eifelheim
"If roses were not special weeds would not envy them." ― Matshona Dhliwayo
"Christopher throws dandelion head after dandelion head into his bag. It's getting heavy now and his fingers are stained from the work but there are still so many left to kill. His biggest mistake is giving them names." ― Brian Martinez, Kissing You is Like Trying to Punch a Ghost
"I'm more of a weed"
"I like weeds. They're survivors." ― Leigh Bardugo, Siege and Storm
"The fundamental metaphor of National Socialism as it related to the world around it was the garden, not the wild forest. One of the most important Nazi ideologists, R.W. Darré, made clear the relationship between gardening and genocide: "He who leaves the plants in a garden to themselves will soon find to his surprise that the garden is overgrown by weeds and that even the basic character of the plants has changed. If therefore the garden is to remain the breeding ground for the plants, if, in other words, it is to lift itself above the harsh rule of natural forces, then the forming will of a gardener is necessary, a gardener who, by providing suitable conditions for growing, or by keeping harmful influences away, or by both together, carefully tends what needs tending and ruthlessly eliminates the weeds which would deprive the better plants of nutrition, air, light, and sun. . . . Thus we are facing the realization that questions of breeding are not trivial for political thought, but that they have to be at the center of all considerations, and that their answers must follow from the spiritual, from the ideological attitude of a people. We must even assert that a people can only reach spiritual and moral equilibrium if a well-conceived breeding plan stands at the very center of its culture." ― Derrick Jensen, The Culture of Make Believe
"If you tend to a flower, it will bloom, no matter how many weeds surround it." ― Matshona Dhliwayo
"If you fail to sow good thoughts in your mind, the weeds of evil thoughts will take root there and eventually they will take up all the space and not let good thoughts flourish." ― Awdhesh Singh, 31 Ways to Happiness
"If you see a dandelion as a weed, you'll spray it. If you see it as a flower, you'll draw it close, turn it this way and that, and become lost in the colossal burst of slender golden petals that spew sunshine into the darkest of souls. And so, how many things have we sprayed that could have illuminated our souls if we would have let them be more than what we let them be?" ― Craig D. Lounsbrough
"A word garden blooming within the tangled weeds." ― Jazz Feylynn
"Feuds are weeds... Once it's grown roots, it's harder to dig up; and it's far easier to spread." ― Emory R. Frie, Giant Country
"After Nicholas hung up the phone, he watched his mother carry buckets and garden tools across the couch grass toward a bed that would, come spring, be brightly ablaze as tropical coral with colorful arctotis, impatiens, and petunias. Katherine dug with hard chopping strokes, pulling out wandering jew and oxalis, tossing the uprooted weeds into a black pot beside her. The garden will be beautiful, he thought. But how do the weeds feel about it? Sacrifices must be made." ― Stephen M. Irwin, The Dead Path
"As one grows older one should grow more expert at finding beauty in unexpected places, in deserts and even in towns, in ordinary human faces and among wild weeds." ― C. C. Vyvyan
"Every relationship is like a garden and every garden has weeds. Arguments are the little weeds of our relationship that grow up around the things we intentionally plant. Some arguments don't seem so bad and are easy to work around whenever they pop up. Others are ugly enough that you go nuclear on them. That patch of land is abandoned as scorched earth for a couple of years. Either way, the weeds always come back as reliably as the days and the seasons despite our attempt to get rid of them once and for all. This is true of the arguments we have but also the arguments we don't have. Arguments don't end because they have long, long roots." ― Buster Benson, Why Are We Yelling?: The Art of Productive Disagreement
"And weeds? I will never forget her terse observation: 'Back home, we don't have any weeds. We only have plants for which we have not yet found a use." ― Peter Denton, Live Close to Home
"The flowers, too. I want to stop and collect some, but Evora says they're just weeds. Still, I can't bring myself to understand. What does it matter if they're weeds? They're pretty all the same. In fact, I'd call them special compared to flowers. Weeds are stronger. They dominate. They grow everywhere, and some are just as pretty as any flower, but people still toss them aside because of what they are. It's the title that does it, I think." ― Julia Elizabeth
"Such plants are "weeds" only to those who make a business of selling and applying chemicals." ― Rachel Carson, Silent Spring
"Our animal instincts can be compared with weeds that grow naturally but often harm the useful crops. Our human qualities are like the beautiful lawn or the fields of paddy. They don't grow naturally but need human effort for growth. They bring pleasure to the world." ― Awdhesh Singh, 31 Ways to Happiness
"This was my thought as I followed her to the cemetery, pausing every few minutes as she and the children stopped to pick a handful of roadside flowers- weeds, for the most part- dandelions; ragwort; daisies; poppies; a stray anemone from the verge; a fistful of rosemary from someone's garden, pushing its shoots through a dry stone wall. Of course, Vianne Rocher likes weeds. And the children- the young one especially- lent themselves to the game with glee, so that by the time we reached the place, she had a whole armful of flowers and herbs tied together with bindweed and a straggle of wild strawberry-" ― Joanne Harris, Peaches for Father Francis
"Wikipedia is like a flower bed, mostly beautiful with some ugly weeds." ― Steven Magee
"Wrongdoing is worthless as weeds." ― Lailah Gifty Akita
"Weeds are the things that choose to be persistent despite the reality that they're going to get pulled." ― Craig D. Lounsbrough
"Don't plant weeds in your garden if you are only hoping for flowers to grow." ― Anthony T. Hincks
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