Small infestations of young plants can be pulled effectively by hand. For larger plants in low-density invasions, a root-wrenching tool or hoe can be used to remove the majority of the root system, which the plant will not recover from. Mowing is an option when removal of the shrub canopy is desired and eliminates the need to drag and chip or burn the stems following cutting.
It’s wild how digitally lost I’ve been since I left reddit. And they deleted one of my favorite subs so there is no going back…
It’s funny you mention Facebook. I deleted mine years ago, without grabbing all the photos I had, which I regret big time.
I had hundreds of folks I knew in real life on there, and I’ve considered going back a lot in the last few weeks.
We used to use yellow “bug lights” and they did help.
I’ll be establishing a meadow next year. You can always do the cardboard and wood chip method of you want, should make it easier and cleaner to start. But wildflowers usually grow a lot taller than grass and “weeds” so they’ll out compete them anyways.
Yeah but it’s like screaming into the void sometimes. You just hope more people somehow discover the community. A lot of my interesting communities are pretty much dead now, so I just subbed to a bunch of porn and get on here once a day to look at boobs.
You could always get some cloth sacks and grow them in that on top of whatever surface is available. A DIY greenhouse is an option.
Or like you said just plant them in blank patches. As long as it’s not invasive and not a vine type plant, throw em wherever!
What kind of seeds? If it’s nothing invasive you could always go guerilla gardening.
Work, society at large, “the economy”, et al
Laughs in .net core
Stay away from the test_juice and the hello_world_juice though.
I used to smash a monster recovery on the drive to work, pick up a large iced coffee from McDonald’s on the way in, finish that by lunch, and drink my second monster recovery after.
I stopped all that cold turkey back in 2020 and now rarely have a morning cup of coffee that I never finish.
It’s wild looking back on that, so much stress and caffeine. I’ll never go back to it though, and I don’t miss it one bit.
Wait what year is it now?
Ah yes the Sarah Silverman bit in a meme