I am looking for a somewhat "invasive" plant that will squeeze out weeds for a uniform look. Does this plant do this?
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This plant will out grow weeds, but is an annual in most places, as it is tropical
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My "lawn" is weeds but it looks lake grass when its cut and its so much easier than trying to dig them out. As long as you don't leave a gap it's smooth and looks nice.
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It's a runner (invasive), not a clumped. I planted mine in a huge plastic pot, of which I read, it will eventually burst. It has sprouted another full stalk in the five months that I've had it. So, seems to not mind the intensive heat here (Las Vegas). I water it twice a day.
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We have that darned stuff in our yard too. The Weed remover works pretty darned well, as long as your ground is damp from spring rains. Once it gets hard and dry, not so good. It's really kind of fun to pull the thistles and dandilions out using this device -- as long as the ground is damp, that is.
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Yes, just don't get plants that grow to a huge size. I put begonias in mine because they can be pinched back.
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Wonder if you mean nutsedge/nutgrass, the stuff that has the underground 'nutlets' in the roots that spread the weed all over creation and back? If so, you need to get Sedgehammer. That will take care of the problem!
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I think it is very effective. I re-did all my flower beds last year that were taken over by weeds. This is a very good quality and better than anything I could find in my local stores. The local stores seem to carry a middle of the road product. I had pulled all the weeds before putting it down but weeds will not come back thru this fabric. What weeds came back are around the edges so I just use roundup on them. Glad I spent the extra money and got the good stuff.
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It did not grow for me, but I am not known for having a lot of luck with plants of any kind. It started out really fast and lush, then just died away.
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I did not have any problems with that. I have a rock landscaped front yard with multiple bushes and shrubs. This killed the weeds where is spread it but none of the decorative shrubs were damaged at all.
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We do not have those in Washington, I have had this for years and it is my exclusive weeder. Good for planting holes with bulbs, seeds and help with removing any roots I have worked on. I highly recommend it.
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I don't know if this is an aggressive plant. I'm only interested in the benefits this type of plant has to offer. I have decided to be very selective where I allow it to grow because of the length of its tap root. It is my understanding that once comfrey settles in, it's not easy to remove it.
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Yes, they suggest that you spray the area with water to activate the product. We have used this product for two years and find that it is the best for preventing new weeds. It doesn't really help for existing but does prevent new growth.
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Well, if you're growing it outside then it might be a weed... But it you have it indoors then i shouldn't be a weed. The plant does look a little bit strange when it first pops out of the soil, but within about two weeks you should be able to tell that this a Carolina Reaper. Good luck!
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I have used it mainly in the perennial flower bed--it works well there. I don't know how it works on weeds in the lawn.
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I planted a variety of plants last year including pansies and coleus. Since blueberries and raspberries are more bushy plants than strawberries I don't know how they would workout.
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It is an invasive species in most of the south. Grows like wild fire. ... just plant like you would any other outdoor plant. Just keep it controlled.
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I don't have any Bluegrass in my yard, so I can't speak from experience. I just googled "ornamec and bluegrass" and got mixed opinions on this. The directions indicate it does stress other grasses, and I noticed this slightly on my fescue. But how it affects bluegrass, I'm sorry I can't say.