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Old 26-06-2013, 06:25 AM posted to rec.gardens
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Default Sudden infestation with this yellow flowered low-leaved tall ganglyplant

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songbird wrote:

Kay Lancaster wrote:
...
Oh yes, one other gardening proverb to consider "One season's seeding is
5 season's weeding." Except that it's really more like "One season's
seeding
is 50+ years weeding.


yes, but once you get a cover crop growing which
shades the area the mustard will have a much harder
time taking over again, if you can keep at it for a
few seasons you can effectively eliminate it other
than having to spot weed a few times a season.
that's still much less time i spend in this one
garden than i used to (when it was full of weeds
and the soil was much poorer).

now i actually let a few mustard plants grow and
bloom (but not scatter seeds) because we like the
early yellow flowers.


songbird


Ignore Kay at your own peril.
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