If you transplant it to near the chicken coop, it will probably spend all
year choking the chicken!!!!

If you want to get rid of it , why not move the strawberry plants and take
down the fence so the deer can get rid of it for you?

Dan wrote in message
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The bee balm has been transplanted from my strawberry patch for 3
YEARS, and EVERY spring it re-appears, easily choking the
strawberries. I had originally planted the bee balm in the protected
(fenced-off) area so deer wouldn't get it, but it has become a major
pain. Anyone who plants monarda / bee balm near strawberries is
asking for serious trouble (even worse than what ground ivy does).

Dan