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Old 6 Jul 19, 07:31 PM  
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I must say I would be dumping a load of Tumbleweed weedkiller over the fence to kill it off.
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Old 6 Jul 19, 10:00 PM  
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Originally Posted by archibald View Post
It does grow very fast and it won't stay behind the fence, it will break into your garden one night and wrap around your house, best firebomb it now while you still have access to your garden.
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I might wake up with vines creeping under my bed sheets 😱😱
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Old 6 Jul 19, 10:01 PM  
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Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow View Post
I must say I would be dumping a load of Tumbleweed weedkiller over the fence to kill it off.
There are masses of the stuff behind the fence, not just behind us but all along both neighbours..it’s taking over 😫
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Old 6 Jul 19, 10:06 PM  
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It’s truly horrible stuff. I’ve had an annual battle with it for 10 years and I think it’s winning. Don’t let it into your garden as once in that’s it.

Do as Mr TM says and started to get it now.
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Old 7 Jul 19, 05:13 AM  
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Originally Posted by Unexpectedpenny View Post
Granny Pop Out of Bed! I’ve seen loads of these around recently after not noticing them for a few years.
Haha until I was in my teens I had no idea it was actually called bindweed, we called it grannie grannie pop out of bed!
My son loves making the flowers pop
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It’s only when the flowers appear that you would notice it! I suggest you ask the railway people to spray it. You need to keep on top of this thug!
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I would be spraying it with commercial glyphosate 490. It's my weed killer of choice. Much better than stuff you buy in the normal shops.
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Originally Posted by Unexpectedpenny View Post
Granny Pop Out of Bed! I’ve seen loads of these around recently after not noticing them for a few years.
Thats what we always called it , ive pulling a lot of it up today
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Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow View Post
I must say I would be dumping a load of Tumbleweed weedkiller over the fence to kill it off.
Will this impact on any wildlife ?
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