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OMG me poor aching back .
Thanks for the input Pat. I was doing the second method, however, it looks like my down fall is that I let the stickers get two big inbetween. I'm thinking a combination of your two methods is what I'm going to have to use. My perennial bed is about 75 feet long and 40 wide. I have areas where little is planted that would lend itself well to the carpet method ( my chickens will have a field day, better plan on keeping a rake handy).
I have used chemicals before without good results but I think I am going to try again. Perhaps if I dug up a batch and sprayed the main root??? My chickens garden with me at times so the chemical have to be limited.
I'm really the only one in the neighbor with this problem. I bet everybody else is on garden sites complaining about me .
Thanks for the input Pat. I was doing the second method, however, it looks like my down fall is that I let the stickers get two big inbetween. I'm thinking a combination of your two methods is what I'm going to have to use. My perennial bed is about 75 feet long and 40 wide. I have areas where little is planted that would lend itself well to the carpet method ( my chickens will have a field day, better plan on keeping a rake handy).
I have used chemicals before without good results but I think I am going to try again. Perhaps if I dug up a batch and sprayed the main root??? My chickens garden with me at times so the chemical have to be limited.
I'm really the only one in the neighbor with this problem. I bet everybody else is on garden sites complaining about me .