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ground ivy
Does anyone know any way to get rid of or at least control ground ivy? I
can handle bamboo grass and crabgrass and like having clover and dandelions, but this stuff just won't leave the few beds I have alone. I put down that black plastic stuff and put some mulch over it. The ground ivy just rooted in the mulch and managed to pentrate the plastic and tear it up. Less than a year later all the beds are covered. (And yes, I have gotten out there and pulled them up several times. It even has started taking over a rather healthy patch of bermuda grass. Thanks! Angela |
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ground ivy
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Does anyone know any way to get rid of or at least control ground ivy? I can handle bamboo grass and crabgrass and like having clover and dandelions, but this stuff just won't leave the few beds I have alone. I put down that black plastic stuff and put some mulch over it. The ground ivy just rooted in the mulch and managed to pentrate the plastic and tear it up. Less than a year later all the beds are covered. (And yes, I have gotten out there and pulled them up several times. It even has started taking over a rather healthy patch of bermuda grass. Thanks! Angela Roundup!!!! add a squirt of dishwashing liquid so it will stick to the leaves better. You can spray very close to other plants if the wind is not blowing or if you are not sure of your self use a small shield to such as a 2 foot square piece of plywood to protect nearby plants. Also make the spray coarse and not fine so you get less drift. I can spray within inches of other plants. -- Wes Dukes (wdukes.pobox@com) Swap the . and the @ to email me please. spam@www.spam.com is a garbage address. |
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