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grannysgarden said:If it is the older variety of periwinkle you will be removing it for a long time to come. I could tell you stories....

Looking forward to more of your photos.

thank goodness the previous owner put the thickest landscape fabric down and its practically sitting on top. its still going to be a chore because its heavy but i rolled back the corners and its not rooted to the ground. its in an area between the house and driveway so its been enclosed by concrete. theres about 15 x3 area of it