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In reply to the discussion: Anyone ever tried (and succeeded) in getting a Trumpet Vine under control? [View all]

jmbar2

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21. I'm on the Oregon coast - Newport
Reply to Botany (Reply #20)
Sat May 22, 2021, 01:01 PM
May 2021

The soil here is sandy and poor. But it is heavily featured in landscapes around town.

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Anyone ever tried (and succeeded) in getting a Trumpet Vine under control? [View all] Siwsan May 2021 OP
High grade plutonium usually works. ret5hd May 2021 #1
Yup - pretty much what I'm thinking Siwsan May 2021 #2
It can be done. Deternine your containment area treat it like like you would bamboo. marble falls May 2021 #3
Thanks. I filled 2 yard waste bags with what I cut, today Siwsan May 2021 #4
If I'd only learned that gardening is a major operation when I thought I knew all I needed to know. marble falls May 2021 #6
From the internet Fullduplexxx May 2021 #5
Do you want to control it or kill it? Botany May 2021 #7
At this point, probably just control it. Siwsan May 2021 #9
Cut the whole thing back to the main part of the Botany May 2021 #10
Thanks for the info! Siwsan May 2021 #11
Not good on wooden fences. Botany May 2021 #12
What about blackberry bushes? jmbar2 May 2021 #13
Blackberry Bushes are really tough to control .... in many ecological restoration projects they .... Botany May 2021 #14
Hugely helpful jmbar2 May 2021 #15
make sure to i.d. the shrub before you propagate it ... DO NOT PROPAGATE ANY NON NATIVE PLANT Botany May 2021 #16
good advice jmbar2 May 2021 #17
post its name ... latin if possible ..... and where you live and i can tell you if it is a native Botany May 2021 #18
I'm pretty sure it is a Lithadora Diffusa jmbar2 May 2021 #19
Do not plant or propagate it. Where do you live? General location Botany May 2021 #20
I'm on the Oregon coast - Newport jmbar2 May 2021 #21
Plant one of these Botany May 2021 #22
hahaha jmbar2 May 2021 #23
I kill them. Kali May 2021 #8
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