rekees4300
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Poison Ivy commands respect. Spray it, weed whack it, dig it, burn it, nuke it ... doesn't matter, it will grow back!
What's your most hated weed?
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Personally it is poison oak and after many years, I have eradicated 98% of it on 25 acres
On the ranch... Star Thistle is the bad boy!
How to Control Star Thistle | eHow
On the ranch... Star Thistle is the bad boy!
How to Control Star Thistle | eHow
TaterinTexas
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Johnson grass. I hate that stuff. Very difficult to get rid of.
bullbreaker
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Marijuana. We spend billions of dollars to eradicate, and nothing seems to work.
Hey James You got me I would have bet the ranch You were gonna say "RAGWEED". Every shipment of it I've ever sent You .You have refused !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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For me it is Mimosa
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Two that I'm currently battling are Himalayan blackberry and scotch broom. The blackberry succumbs pretty readily to Crossbow herbicide with only a few spot applications afterward for lingering volunteers.
The scotch broom is a tangled mess that's well over six feet high. I'm stumbling into it with a brush saw in the afternoons after work and piling the pieces high for burning but some of the plants are at least 2 inches thick at the base requiring daily sharpening of the saw blade. After cutting, there's the little stumps to deal with that will put a hole in my tractor tires very easily.
The scotch broom is a tangled mess that's well over six feet high. I'm stumbling into it with a brush saw in the afternoons after work and piling the pieces high for burning but some of the plants are at least 2 inches thick at the base requiring daily sharpening of the saw blade. After cutting, there's the little stumps to deal with that will put a hole in my tractor tires very easily.
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Hey James You got me I would have bet the ranch You were gonna say "RAGWEED". Every shipment of it I've ever sent You .You have refused !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Boone, I don't think I could make it out alive from that ragweed patch, unless I had a full respirator on. That is a bad one.:shocked:
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Japanese Silt Grass, it can double its area every 7 to 14 days. Kill it with expensive weed killer but seeds bank will reproduce for 5 or more years.
Most of the Eastern US is a lost cause. Only try to contain it in areas sprayed. According to NC State University it reduces tree reproduction by 40%
Particularly Hard Woods that support wild life.
Most of the Eastern US is a lost cause. Only try to contain it in areas sprayed. According to NC State University it reduces tree reproduction by 40%
Particularly Hard Woods that support wild life.
JakeBrake
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I can't decide between Johnson grass and ragweed. They're both awful.
