[f. WEED sb.1 + -ERY.] Weeds collectively; also, a place where weeds abound.
1642. H. More, Song of Soul, Psychozoia, II. lxxii. Hard by there was a place, all covered o’re With stinging nettles and such weedery.
1814. Southey, Roderick, VI. 46. The weedery which through The interstices of those neglected courts Uncheck’d had flourish’d long, and seeded there.
1837. Tait’s Mag., IV. 629. Two poplars at the end of a strip of weedery.
a. 1890. Marianne North, Recoll. Happy Life (1894), I. i. 29. Our garden was much of a weedery in those days at Hastings.
