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- Subject: Miscanthus
- From: &* R* <1*@rewrite.hort.net>
- Date: Fri, 21 Aug 2015 17:36:15 -0700
I am really wishing I had never planted any of the Miscanthus varieties. I tried digging clumps and broke a shovel and a mattock. My back was not too happy either. Has anyone tried cutting back as far as one can to the ground and covering with black plastic or metal to burn(cook) the plants? I have been trying to keep the seeds from maturing but need only 2 different plants (clumps). I could live with those and could cut those seeds off and burn. Poison just will not do the job and would kill the plants I want in the meadow.
I now see why the grass has covered the Asheville highway(mountain area) on way to Knoxville. I want plants that will feed the insects not something that is a pain to try to keep under control. Thanks for any advise, Nancy Tennessee |
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