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30-07-2006, 07:03 PM posted to rec.gardens

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Getting Rid of Queen Anne's Lace

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yeah, roundup will work, but you need to use pre-emergent in spring when you put the
plants back you want. last year we had 1 plants, this year I have a row, but in
spring I pulled a lot to make that one row. I LOVE QAL. Ingrid

So if I have to wait clear till spring to replace the plants I want,
probably I should plan to do all this last thing in the fall?

Cori

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