Groundsel
/ˈɡraʊnsl/
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Pro Tip 1/3Botanical Context
Groundsel is often found in botanical contexts or gardening discussions, referring to a specific plant species. 
The garden expert explained that groundsel can be invasive if not properly managed.
Pro Tip 2/3Weedy Implication
The term implies that groundsel is a common, unwanted plant, often seen as a weed. 
During the cleanup, volunteers removed a lot of groundsel from the park.
Pro Tip 3/3Non-Cultivated
Groundsel usually grows in the wild or in non-cultivated areas rather than in gardens by choice. 
You'll often find groundsel along roadside verges and in neglected plots of land.