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<blockquote data-quote="Cadence" data-source="post: 9749328" data-attributes="member: 6701124">Having a wooded lot in the south I've gotten to deal with Tree or Heaven, Nandina, Bamboo, Kudzu (neighbor let me handle it), Wisteria, Privet, English Ivy, Japanese Honeysuckle, Eleangus, Florida hedgenettle,&nbsp; and a few others.&nbsp; My goal is to have our 3/5 acre of woods free of all of them (except maybe the omnipresent English Ivy) before I die. Eighteen years in I've gotten rid of a few and have the others down to a dill roar. Took three years to gradually poison the two decent sized tree of heaven...The bamboo is the one that gets me most... spreading secretly 30' away, pushing up through driveways, and being a royal pain to dig up.&nbsp; The others I can deal with at the border if the neighbor doesn't want to or declines my offer to help (one was ill and had Kudzu jump in from a block over, another had a huge patch of hedgenettle right on the border that they never saw).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cadence, post: 9749328, member: 6701124"] Having a wooded lot in the south I've gotten to deal with Tree or Heaven, Nandina, Bamboo, Kudzu (neighbor let me handle it), Wisteria, Privet, English Ivy, Japanese Honeysuckle, Eleangus, Florida hedgenettle, and a few others. My goal is to have our 3/5 acre of woods free of all of them (except maybe the omnipresent English Ivy) before I die. Eighteen years in I've gotten rid of a few and have the others down to a dill roar. Took three years to gradually poison the two decent sized tree of heaven... The bamboo is the one that gets me most... spreading secretly 30' away, pushing up through driveways, and being a royal pain to dig up. The others I can deal with at the border if the neighbor doesn't want to or declines my offer to help (one was ill and had Kudzu jump in from a block over, another had a huge patch of hedgenettle right on the border that they never saw). [/QUOTE]

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