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Looked up photo I have it all along fence line.
Is This Rhubarb Or Weed ?
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The bamboo-like stuff or the rhubarb mimic?
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Yikes. The Bohemian knot weed doesn't resemble bamboo until it gets some height to it. Definitely not a bamboo leaf, but does have the hollow jointed stem like bamboo.
I've been battling little outbursts of it along a clients property boundary and this spring found a 5 foot tall stem growing up next to a shrubby trees trunk that was invisible when the tree was leafed out. It's pernicious and tenacious. And sneaky!
I've been battling little outbursts of it along a clients property boundary and this spring found a 5 foot tall stem growing up next to a shrubby trees trunk that was invisible when the tree was leafed out. It's pernicious and tenacious. And sneaky!
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i get knotweed but I don't consider it a weed. It makes good rabbit fodder. If your soil isn't hard it pulls right up. Usually has only one taproot.
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Wow I can feed it to Harvey ? Starting to love it. gets pretty tall about 5 feet. I never minded it because grows along fence giving privacy. Just never knew what it was.
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What's invasive in one region may well be not such a problem in others.
San Diego is a desert and not wet enough for many species to get a toe hold, but I think you need to be careful about what you allow to grow unchecked NYboy.
You're probably not going to keep your knotweed under control by eating it.
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2014/06...nvasive-plant-causing-havoc-on-staten-island/
San Diego is a desert and not wet enough for many species to get a toe hold, but I think you need to be careful about what you allow to grow unchecked NYboy.
You're probably not going to keep your knotweed under control by eating it.
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2014/06...nvasive-plant-causing-havoc-on-staten-island/
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Wow I can not believe some nurseries are still selling it.
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We have a Hazelnut tree with blackberries but also a vine like plant with very pretty white blooms.
We live in Zone 8 and was vacant for three years before we moved here in October last year,
Still cleaning up the property but am clueless as to what it is please help...............
We live in Zone 8 and was vacant for three years before we moved here in October last year,
Still cleaning up the property but am clueless as to what it is please help...............
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I can't see real clearly on my phone, but I believe that is Mock Orange. Does it smell nice?
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giggle get out there while it is blooming give it a wif then Thank you.
went out there no odor but pleasant flower, better half cut me a sprig
took close ups hope it gives a better view the main stalk is just about
4 inches in diameter. googling thornless rose it appears I may have found it?
as a old english tea rose?
went out there no odor but pleasant flower, better half cut me a sprig
took close ups hope it gives a better view the main stalk is just about
4 inches in diameter. googling thornless rose it appears I may have found it?
as a old english tea rose?
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