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I have just moved into my first property and my garden seems to be rife with this stuff. Any idea how I get rid og it or kill it off?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It's awful stuff - if you pull it up the smallest roots left can regenerate a new plant
Think Mickey Mouse cutting up brooms to the Sourcerers apprentice!
You'll probably be best with a systemic weed killer like gylphoshate that'll work it's way down to the roots. Probably a few applications over a number of months
Think Mickey Mouse cutting up brooms to the Sourcerers apprentice!
You'll probably be best with a systemic weed killer like gylphoshate that'll work it's way down to the roots. Probably a few applications over a number of months
As hammerman and jake say, gylphosphate based weedkiller is the thing, but its the method used also.
I got this method from Kew Gardens, and it works, put canes in the ground, train the stuff up the, they're climbers, once above your plants, then paint the leaves with the weedkiller.
It may look a bit unsightly at first, but once its gone, its gone for good,
I got this method from Kew Gardens, and it works, put canes in the ground, train the stuff up the, they're climbers, once above your plants, then paint the leaves with the weedkiller.
It may look a bit unsightly at first, but once its gone, its gone for good,
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