Your husband pulls weeds diligently but tosses them back on the ground. Whether that's a problem depends on the weed's maturity. If seeds have formed, collect them in a bucket and discard far from the garden—otherwise you're just replanting. If he's catching them before seeding (likely, given his obsession), tossing them under a shrub where they'll dry out and die is fine. His habit of learning weed identities is actually smart: knowing the specific weed reveals its weakness and the best control method. Maybe suggest a small bucket for seedy weeds and a "hidden" spot for the rest.
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