"FarmI" <ask@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "0tterbot" <spl@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> 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!!!!!!!)
>
> Cut it off and within 30 seconds of doing the cut put pure undiluted
> glyphosate (at the 360g/Litre concentration) on the cut surface suing a
> paintbrush. If it resprouts (unlikely) do the same thing again.
well people, i've got one dig and pull, and two glysophates! :-D any other
votes?
kylie
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