Our neighbors have a hedge of Japanese knotweed. It is in our side yeard as well, naturally. Three successive occupiers of the house have attempted to get rid of it, to absolutely no avail. I understand that the young shoots can be eaten like asparagus, but I am too suspicious of their motives to try it.
A friend offered me some plume poppy, saying it could vanquish anything. The Japanese knotweed did it in in a season. Not, really, that victorious plume poppy would have been that much of an improvement.
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Date: 2016-04-21 09:56 pm (UTC)A friend offered me some plume poppy, saying it could vanquish anything. The Japanese knotweed did it in in a season. Not, really, that victorious plume poppy would have been that much of an improvement.
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