Re: Weed killing / wildflower questions
- To: s*@bellsouth.net
- Subject: Re: Weed killing / wildflower questions
- From: m*@teamzeon.com
- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 14:49:25 -0400
Betty Moorman@ZEON
04/20/98 02:49 PM
To: perennials @ mallorn.com
cc: (bcc: Betty Moorman/Zeon)
From: saxmanbc @ bellsouth.net
Date: 04/18/98 10:40:49 PM
Subject: Weed killing / wildflower questions
If I were to use a weed killer on my lawn and add some of the then mowed
lawn to a compost pile, would that be bad for the compost being made.
For example, would the compost then kill any plants that I used it to
mulch on their bed?
So far I have been pulling weeds, but they are fast getting the best of
me.
Also, another question altogether...I live near a woods and there are a
lot of wild trillium and mayapple plants in there.
/By all means, try to transplant the trilliums, but leave the mayapple
where they are. They tend to invade and are hard to eradicate.
Are these perennials,
and would I even want them in my garden?
I read where the mayapple parts are poisonous, so I suppose they would
have to be used away from where the dogs could get to them?
Rita
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