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Treating Sumach/Rhus


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45 minutes ago, Chris at eden said:

Yeah, you won’t like it though. Dig it out. And you will have to get all of it.  Not sure how realistic it is in that situation. I had one in a garden years ago when I was a kid. Spent the whole day digging it over and getting bits of root out. Got it in the end.  Nightmare. 

The back garden is the same but bigger..  It looks like we fertilised it rather than herbcided it..

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18 minutes ago, headgroundsman said:

I think you should have gone back in 4 weeks to see how much needed retreating

 

I see that now... 😃 We had strimmed and sprayed it a few years back,  then the rhus wasn't the problem, the backgarden was 6ft of brambles. I didn't even look at the site last year, he called and I just sent the guys to strim and spray the regrowth. Was a shock to see the re growth..

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1 minute ago, benedmonds said:

I see that now... 😃 We had strimmed and sprayed it a few years back,  then the rhus wasn't the problem, the backgarden was 6ft of brambles. I didn't even look at the site last year, he called and I just sent the guys to strim and spray the regrowth. Was a shock to see the re growth..

To be fair the garden i tackled was in the same street. It took 3 goes and still the odd bit after.

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