I know ... lot in garden try get them out πππ here helps this when we cut grass more often, then they will not be able to return quickly ... but chemicals are not a very good idea π€, it knocks the ecosystem off in the garden ... so you can have lot more problems then .
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I agree, chemicals aren't always the best. We haven't used them in a while because we were worried about our dog getting into them. I usually just mow them down until they are finished doing their thing. They usually only last a couple of weeks.
Just cut ... or dig out π π π if your land not big then dig idea can help lot .. you fill not have lot them π π but I am in big forest so I have lot them, And I just cut πππ
I'd be digging all day! We have hundreds in the back yard. The problem with cutting is that is how you end up spreading them more!
flame torch... burn the tops off ... if you use the lid burners and later then cut grass , just look that end of the day you give grass water too ... it can be hot day π π π
Sorry... it is hard to give ideas, grass is strong, it never give up ππππ
I will have to keep that in mind! I never thought of burning them before!