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Zoia

Jun 6, 2021 11:17 AM CST

Name: Zoia Bologovsky
Stoneham MA (Zone 6b)

At least creeping Charley is super easy to pull away! And smells kind of nice when you do…apparently it's in the mint family.

| @Zoia | Post #2523446 (1)

Charlemagne

Jun 7, 2021 11:59 AM CST

Name: Charley
Arroyo Seco New Mexico (Zone 4b)
Don’t trust all-purpose glue.

Zoia said:At least creeping Charley is super easy to pull away! And smells kind of nice when you do…apparently it's in the mint family.

I just don't know how to take this post

Charley

I’d rather have questions that can’t be answered than answers that can’t be questioned.

| @Charlemagne | Post #2524372 (2)

beenthere

Jun 7, 2021 1:31 PM CST

Name: Tina McGuire
KY (Zone 6b)

Bindweed is the bane of my existence this year. I would have to dynamite the whole upper part of the garden to make a dent. No....that would just spread it.

| @beenthere | Post #2524474 (3)

Sscape

Jun 7, 2021 3:01 PM CST

Name: Greg Bogard
Winston-Salem, NC (Zone 7a)

https://www.gardeningknowhow.c...

| @Sscape | Post #2524570 (4)

beenthere

Jun 7, 2021 3:39 PM CST

Name: Tina McGuire
KY (Zone 6b)

Thank you @Sscape. I've been fighting it the last 2 years. Looks like my thickest planting of Geranium Rozanne and Striatum are winning the war by smothering it. But only on one side of my hill. I will just keep ripping it out, as I have been doing. Hopefully the Geraniums on the other side will help once the Striatum seedlings have matured.

| @beenthere | Post #2524617 (5)

beenthere

Jun 7, 2021 3:47 PM CST

Name: Tina McGuire
KY (Zone 6b)