On Thu, 1 Apr 2004 09:41:36 +0100, Martin Brown
wrote:

In message , Stephen Howard
writes

A six foot by two foot bed, thoroughly infested, is now showing barely
half a dozen new Ground Elder shoots poking through as the spring
approaches.

Hit them again now. The moment a leaf is unfurled it is storing more
energy underground and making extra roots.

I will do, I know just how tenacious this stuff can be.

In grass regular close crop strimming or mowing is surprisingly
effective.

Regular? Close?? That's me out then!

Regards,



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