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Invasive Species - How to Fight Plants with Plants
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Odd, I have a huge, mature patch of English ivy that doesn’t encroach on my grass beyond a given point. Now, if only I could rid myself of ground ivy and yellow woodsorrel…
I love woodsorel! But it's native here.
Consider yourself extremely lucky with that English ivy.