Turnips to the rescue perhaps
- Subject: Turnips to the rescue perhaps
- From: G*@aol.com
- Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2004 14:14:45 EST
In a mail on the 7th January Karen Roberts wrote :
"Well after 10 years, I am left with two triffids, an oxalis that covers several acres here and couch. Will certainly try the vinegar. Once again, these are far less of a problem in areas that are heavily cultivated veggie patch and perennial boarders and cause most problems under roses, which requires the crawling around on knees bit."
With reference to the couch grass, whilst listening to our excellent Radio 4 the other day.I heard on Gardeners Question Time, someone who's name I unfortunately missed, say that he had sown turnip seeds after hand clearing couch, and it had completely disappeared and had not returned even a couple of years later. He also said that the turnips had not thrived. He asked for an explanation, however none of the team could offer any, although there was some talk of "emanations" from the turnips.
Anyone out there any experience of this, or willing to try ?
Jennifer
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