The Wacky Weed

Year: 1946

Runtime: 6 mins

Language: English

Director: Dick Lundy

ComedyAnimation

Andy Panda heads out to buy a flower for his lawn, only to have the delicate bloom immediately assaulted by an aggressive weed that threatens to strangle it. Determined, Andy battles the tenacious, stubborn weed, using every trick he knows to protect his flower and restore his garden.

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