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I've got one growing in the chicken run - the chooks love hiding in it and scrabbling about under it. In fact it seems their favourite place (at the moment) for dust baths, perhaps that's because the ground's so dry there. I planted it about 2 years ago as a reduced plant (50p) thinking it would only grow slowly! Hmmmmmmm it's huge now, but I'm leaving it for the chooks
My girls found their way into my heart and now they nest there
The house a few doors down has some in the front and it makes me snigger too... Ours is in the back garden and well hidden from anyone's view but mine but I want it out just in case.... Unless of course Brad Pitt is into swinging Then I might leave it.
Last edited by janeyo; 15-01-2009, 06:19 PM.
Reason: awful typos
Thanks for all the tips. I am slowly trying to clear mine out. He-who-thinks-he-should-be-obeyed says I can't have a greenhouse 'cos the pampas in the way. he also said HE won't buy the greenhouse. Do you think he knows what a b...er it is to dig out?
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There's a pleasure sure in being mad that none but madmen know.
There's pleasure sure in being mad that only madmen know - Anon
ive just taken over a plot. it has a HUGE pampas grass directly next to the shed, so burning it is out of the question. its easily 8ft tall. its going to be a right task, but im determined to clear it from my plot!
yes I agree with snadger, make sure you wear thick clothing, eye and face protection and tough gloves........oh and get someone to help. dont put on compost heap!!!
I've got one in my front garden It was given to me in a tiny pot by someone who swore it wasn't 'one of those huge things'. Of course, it's now one of those huge things! It's coming out this year, along with just about everything else in that border as it's all infested with couch grass
We had a huge one and at one time we're sure something was living in it, anyway it had to go make way for my veg beds but it was soon snapped up on freecycle
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