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How about a photo to see what they look like slabsey
It's persistent and it suckers.Let it go for a bit and give it the glyphosate treatment if you don't want it. It's OK as part of a wildish hedge/windbreak but it's not hedging material
Worth a try, I'd be worried about rotting though. They'll need feeding as well by that time, not a lot of nutrients in water
It works but you have to spray all the leaves. It doesn't give up easily
As with many apiaceae, fresh seed and winter chill is the way to go.
don't forget the pic Elizabeth, we like to know
can guarantee not a teasel
Likes it a bit more moisture than it gets here as well. Some of mine struggle a bit except for last year
They do seem to vary a bit from year to year. Don't know if it's weather or conditions or what. propagate by root cuttings
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