Brambles, unwanted roots etc

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Brambles, unwanted roots etc

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between next door and me there is a 3inch gap between a dwarf wall and shed, in this gap oh how the brambles and roots love to grow. i have tried chopping them out but no joy, they need killing, die! everyday weed kiler is no match?

arghhhhhhhhh!
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but the berries in September will be good in a pie :thumbright:
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i can buy berries from the supermarket, alot less painful!
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The roots can regenerate if the main clump is removed, continual pulling or close mowing will kill them eventually.
Use a stronger concentration of a systemic herbicide, eg. Gylphosate, or a selective herbicide for use as a brush killer, eg. SBK Brushkiller.
Just found this info Tobe. :wink:
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nice 1, cheers! hopefully the ba***rds will die! sick of cutting them back!
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