There is no apostrophe when talking about weeds in the plural sense. An apostrophe shows possession.
Carry on with your weeds.
Blame spell check.There is no apostrophe when talking about weeds in the plural sense. An apostrophe shows possession.
Carry on with your weeds.
Don’t use Roundup - big news report that says it causes cancer. Some major lawsuits out there. If you use it take appropriate precautions.Roundup!
I use glyphosate (roundup) regularly. My grandfather is cancer free and in his eighties he was using glphosate since it first came out. Where are the lawsuits coming from? Cali?Don’t use Roundup - big news report that says it causes cancer. Some major lawsuits out there. If you use it take appropriate precautions.
Don’t use Roundup - big news report that says it causes cancer.
Blame spell check.
There is no apostrophe when talking about weeds in the plural sense. An apostrophe shows possession.
Carry on with your weeds.