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Old 22-05-2005, 08:32 PM
p.mc
 
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Hi

What's the best way of ridding patches of clover from your lawn?

I have four distinct patches and the other day I raked one patch and
literally tried to pull each plant out by the roots, needless to say I gave
up after an hour.
I was thinking of painting the leaves with Glysophatey thingy on the other
patches, "don't laugh"
Seriously any ideas??

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