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I’m really trying to focus on removing weeds from my property this year. And by “weeds”….I mean non-native, invasive species. I’m in zone 6A (Michigan).
Once I pull them, what can I do with them to ensure they die a painful and thorough death (lol) that isn’t bad for the environment or my yard?
I don’t want to put them in my compost pile because they’ll grow there. I don’t want to throw them away or in a “yard waste” container because that costs money and isn’t great for the planet either.
Who’s got some good ideas? Thanks in advance!
- I was trying to be funny
- I don’t need 127 nipple wort plants.
This is just an example. I have hundreds of these in my yard. Too many to eat…
Right but I’m trying to figure out where to put the weeds when I pull them to replace them
How long does that usually take? I have a shiiiiit ton do motherwort and ground elder.
Thank you. I love that perspective about our ancestors. ❤️
😂😂😂 I knew someone would freak. Just garden tarp!
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