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Re: removing wisteria

by Trish Brown <pmcbrown@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Feb 14, 2008 at 09:30 AM

0tterbot wrote:
> what is the best way to remove (well, kill) a small wisteria (2 shoots,
both 
> under 1cm diameter) which is growing not only in a weird spot, but also
next 
> to the phone line marker (i know for a fact that the phone line - don't 
> ask! - is not buried the full 70cm deep).
> 
> is carefully digging down a little bit, & then pulling it, going to
work? 
> would zero be better? for some reason i am taken with the idea that
wisteria 
> fights back from removal & will just become a pest if i don't get it
right 
> the first time. is this true?
> 
> mainly i desperately want to avoid cutting or pulling up the phone line 
> (again!!!!!!!)
> 
> thanking you!
> kylie 
> 
> 

In my experience, dig and pull is your best bet. A mature wisteria can 
travel *miles*, but if yours is only little *get it out now*!!! I 
absolutely love the stuff, but given the chance, it will pick up your 
house and walk away with it! =:-0

-- 
Trish {|:-} Newcastle, NSW, Australia
 




 5 Posts in Topic:
removing wisteria
"0tterbot" <  2008-02-13 22:14:22 
Re: removing wisteria
Trish Brown <pmcbrown@  2008-02-14 09:30:33 
Re: removing wisteria
Harry 'Snapper' Organ <  2008-02-14 10:41:49 
Re: removing wisteria
"FarmI" <ask  2008-02-15 12:14:36 
Re: removing wisteria
"0tterbot" <  2008-02-16 23:26:21 

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