The six-stroke grass radical is composed of the and the . 艸 appears as a radical in a few characters: 芔, 茻, and stacked vertically in 芻. In almost all other characters, however, the radical is a simplified top form: 艹.

The non-radical form of grass is 艸, with six strokes, as seen in: 芔, 茻, 芻.
In almost all other characters the radical is a simplified top form, traditionally written as two separated crosses, with four strokes. In the modern form, it is a single unit of 艹, with three strokes.

Grass crown, variant of 艹←艸. Not used as a radical in Japanese, so the radicals of 屰（屮）and 前（刂）are counterintuitive. In neither of these characters does the top component derive from 艹←艸. In 着 it does, but 着 has 羊 as the radical.

See 芁: On the frontier, wild beasts make nests and beds from at least (nine) /キュウ different types of (grass) , including qin jiao.
Probably a phonetic substitution of 九 for 丩 in CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-26AF6 「𦫶」= ⿱艹丩.
艽 has several etymologies:
・ 1 from 交 jiāo. Used only in 秦艽 qínjiāo.
・ 2 from OC *ɡʷrɯw, *ɡu, which is translated as “wild” and “matted grass”
・ 3 a simplification of 韭 or 韮 “garlic chive,” みら, also known as Chinese chives or Chinese leek.

The よむぎ mugwort is trimmed かる with /ガイ, dried, ground, and processed into moxa もぐさ powder for use in moxibustion to help manage おさめる pain.

See 芿: (Grass) that regrows after being scalped by a (turning arm) /ダイ←ナイ← /nɑ̆iᵡ/ ← *nɯːʔ … *njɯŋ → /ȵʑi̯əŋ/ →ジョウ.
繁艿/はんじょう

Via 苕: a cattail is a protected (plant) , but as kids that didn’t stop us from using them for (sword) /トウ→チョウ fights.

Via ⿱艹丩: Medicinal (plants) associated with (tying vines) /キュウ. The Rindō Flower, also known as the Japanese gentian, is a species of flowering plant in the Gentian family. The root is used as a bitter tonic in traditional Chinese medicine where it is said to promote digestive secretions and treats a range of illnesses associated with the liver.

「秦芁（しんきゅう）」は、リンドウ（竜胆）科の植物。根は乾燥させて生薬として用いられる。

The rough potato is an herbaceous, pubescent, deciduous, twining vine with annual stems and rhizomatous perennial roots, a (weed) with an edible (round) /ガン→カン root.

Depicts a balanced scale, with equivalent weights on either arm. Used for a drawn match or stalemated game.

The exuberant and vigorous foliage grows like (weeds) by the (thousands) .

indicate potatoes growing underground.

Peony is a kind of whose petals look like a .

A kind of (herb) like a (bow)
芎藭/きゅうきゅう　A parsley-like annual.
川芎/せんきゅう　　An herbal medicine known as 女葛/おんなかずら or chuanxiong, made from the roots of Szechuan lovage Conioselinum anthriscoides aka Ligusticum sinense or from C. officinale or C. tenuissimum.

White millet Echinochloa crus-galli subsp. utilis, also known as Japanese millet, is a (grass) Owhi and Yabuno named for their (own) /キ country.

When the is it doesn't look so pompous {pampas}.

Mallow, a (flower) with a muave (like) /ヒ color, is the raw ingredient used to make traditional marshmallows.
芘苤/ひふ（alt. form 蚍衃）synonym of 錦葵 /キンキ jǐnkuí “Chinese mallow”

The that my refused to cut turned out to be lotus!

The first (flower) to bloom is the (leader) /イン←ゐん← /i̯uĕnᵡ/ ← *ɢʷlinʔ … *ɢʷelʔ ← /wie̯ᵡ/ ←*ゐ←イ.

is what the lawn is made up /シ.

the trash bin

As she {あし} walked through the pulling up reeds to make rope {ロ}, she spotted her dog Yoshi {よし} across the yard.

You can use chestnut wood or oak wood to make a shuttle 杼 for a loom. Also used for Sparganium erectum, the simplestem bur-reed, a (grass) with chestnut-like burs that you should know (beforehand) aren’t actually nuts.

A (plant) used by someone in the (family) /シ← /ʑie̯ᵡ/ ← *ɡjeʔ … *ɡe → /gie̯/ →ギ who practices traditional Chinese medicine.
草の名。はなすげ。知母（ちぼ）。ユリ科の多年草。Anemarrhena. zhīmǔ.
「黄芪（おうぎ）」は、マメ科の植物。根は薬用。Astragalus. huángqí. One wiki editor translated 黄芪 as yellow leader, as opposed to yellow celery.

The banana is a with fruits.

(Grass) is small to start with, but to see something really tiny, look (inside) /ナイ← /nuɑ̆iᴴ/ ← *nuːbs … *njobs → /ȵʑi̯wɛiᴴ/ →ゼイ.
Also used to mean water’s edge, where the grasses grow, as well as confluence of waters 汭.

The wick is a based material that burns in the /シン of a candle.
Do not confuse with 怱.
灯心草/とうしんぐさ lamp wick filament

Resembles 菱: a (plant) with angular 稜 (protrusions) /シ← /t͡ɕie̯/ ← *kje … *ɡres → /gie̯ᴴ/ →ぎ→キ.

I thought it was but it suddenly into a flower

The *over* that is fragrant.

An edible (plant) that (must not) be confused with daikon or turnip. Hazy. Fluorene, from an ancient form of 忽.
（ブツ）野菜の名。大根やかぶらの類。アブラナ科の植物。Brassica rapa with cultivars including rapeseed, turnip, komatsuna, napa cabbage, bomdong, bok choy, and rapini.
（コツ）かすかなさま。はっきりとしないさま。

everyone about my technique of making crafts.