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Gardening

HopeHoops

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7. It takes a few seasons, but they'll choke out anything.

Reply to quakerboy (Reply #6)

Tue Mar 20, 2012, 09:10 AM

Mar 2012

And, with all three, you can just pull up a clump, divide it, and plop it down elsewhere to fill in spots.

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Anti-growing [View all] quakerboy Mar 2012 OP

Well, I have a few thoughts/suggestions for you. Take them as you will. Denninmi Mar 2012 #1

It didnt even kill the tops quakerboy Mar 2012 #5

Thyme, sedum, and pennyroyal. HopeHoops Mar 2012 #2

Interesting quakerboy Mar 2012 #6

It takes a few seasons, but they'll choke out anything. HopeHoops Mar 2012 #7

If it is possible to rent a roto-tiller, Curmudgeoness Mar 2012 #3

Its a very small space quakerboy Mar 2012 #4

Well, holding down the weed cloth Curmudgeoness Mar 2012 #8

Why not use the rocks from the ground XemaSab Mar 2012 #10

You could try solarising.... kurtzapril4 Mar 2012 #9

Plant clover. roody Mar 2012 #11

Good grief. lay off the poison and start mulching! piedmont Mar 2012 #12

What kind of grass? LWolf Mar 2012 #13

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