Poison Hemlock
- Thread starter bowhunter1023
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It pops up wherever it has the chance to grow. Bare soil or any areas that aren't regularly hit with a mower tend to show it the most. You don't see it in areas that are regularly sprayed because most township and county agencies have wised up and are spraying chemical(s) with strong residual control attributes.
at1010
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Goes to seed
We mow road banks
More seed spreads
So goes cycle
need to spray it before it goes to seed and probably a few year treatment to kill off what’s in bank. Highly capital intensive.
another invasive dominating our landscapes.....depressing.
I champion and spearhead enough endeavors in this county, not sure I have the muster to chase this one, too.
Mickey Merrie
Junior Member
Mickey Merrie
Junior Member
Link it to the carpenter bee thread and stuff it in them perfectly round holes I can't get with expensive drill bits! Do you know that each year Americans buy hundreds of thousands of drill bits and none of them want drill bits!?! They want perfectly round holes!!