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re: Help with getting rid of elephant ear plants
Posted on 6/4/19 at 10:16 am to sportsguy88
Posted on 6/4/19 at 10:16 am to sportsguy88
Does your neighbor want to keep them?
I’d see if he doesn’t mind removing them since they have obviously spread to the point of being a nuisance for you.
Digging them up roots and all several times over is the best practice. You could treat with herbicide but if you want to replant this area immediately, it’s not recommended
Bamboo, elephant ears, and shell ginger are three things I rarely plant or design with unless in a completely contained environment
I’d see if he doesn’t mind removing them since they have obviously spread to the point of being a nuisance for you.
Digging them up roots and all several times over is the best practice. You could treat with herbicide but if you want to replant this area immediately, it’s not recommended
Bamboo, elephant ears, and shell ginger are three things I rarely plant or design with unless in a completely contained environment
Posted on 6/4/19 at 10:46 am to Geauxld Finger
Probably the only way to slow down the invasive roots is to dig out all the roots on your side of the fence, then dig a trench about 2 foot deep along the fence and install sheets of tin vertically in the trench. This would form an effective root barrier and should slow the invasion. I don't think you will ever be free of them if the neighbor keeps them growing on his side.
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