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10 years ago

Hello fellow-forumers, I'm hoping that someone here has experience with Creeping Charlie.
I have some that is"creeping in" and I am pulling it by hand, it appears to be doing the trick. Does anybody have any do's or dont's regarding this?
Thank you,
Ian

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dchall_san_antonio
10 years ago
That approach will work if you get all the roots. Every time you go back and start to pull it again, start at the very first spot you began so it doesn't fill in behind you. The already-picked part goes real fast, but if you miss some, it grows back in real fast.
Julian125
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you for the advice, I'll stick with the pulling.
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