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Forum: Invasive PlantsReplies: 3, Views: 92
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pumptroll
Anamosa, IA

May 15, 2009
11:00 PM

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i live in rural iowa. queen annes lace grows wild around here. i spend literally hours digging and pulling this stuff. sometimes i swear the roots go to the center of the earth. has anyone found anything that works to get rid of them permanently, or to prevent them would be even better!

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