Posted by tenplay on May 13, 2006, 4:44 am
We have a large plum tree in the middle of our front garden. Its shoots
are growing up out of the ground all over the place within a 15 foot
radius. They emerge out of the ground in the garden and also the lawn.
I try to dig them up with a shovel but it is a never ending struggle.
Any ideas on how I might be able to stop their growth? Thanks.
Posted by Dwayne on May 15, 2006, 5:24 pm
I just mow then off.
Dwayne
> We have a large plum tree in the middle of our front garden. Its shoots
> are growing up out of the ground all over the place within a 15 foot
> radius. They emerge out of the ground in the garden and also the lawn. I
> try to dig them up with a shovel but it is a never ending struggle. Any
> ideas on how I might be able to stop their growth? Thanks.
Posted by tenplay on May 16, 2006, 3:00 pm
Dwayne wrote:
> I just mow then off.
>
> Dwayne
>
>> We have a large plum tree in the middle of our front garden. Its shoots
>> are growing up out of the ground all over the place within a 15 foot
>> radius. They emerge out of the ground in the garden and also the lawn. I
>> try to dig them up with a shovel but it is a never ending struggle. Any
>> ideas on how I might be able to stop their growth? Thanks.
>
>
That works ok on the lawn but it's the ones in the garden that are
really hard to get rid of.
Posted by Dwayne on May 16, 2006, 8:49 pm
Dig them up, if the plums are good eating, and give them to the neighbors to
plant. Better yet, have them come over and dig them up under your
supervision.
Dwayne
> Dwayne wrote:
>> I just mow then off.
>>
>> Dwayne
>>
>>> We have a large plum tree in the middle of our front garden. Its shoots
>>> are growing up out of the ground all over the place within a 15 foot
>>> radius. They emerge out of the ground in the garden and also the lawn.
>>> I try to dig them up with a shovel but it is a never ending struggle.
>>> Any ideas on how I might be able to stop their growth? Thanks.
>>
>>
> That works ok on the lawn but it's the ones in the garden that are really
> hard to get rid of.
Posted by kate on May 17, 2006, 7:20 pm
Dwayne wrote:
> Dig them up, if the plums are good eating, and give them to the neighbors to
> plant. Better yet, have them come over and dig them up under your
> supervision.
>
> Dwayne
>
>
>>Dwayne wrote:
>>
>>>I just mow then off.
>>>
>>>Dwayne
>>>
>>>
>>>>We have a large plum tree in the middle of our front garden. Its shoots
>>>>are growing up out of the ground all over the place within a 15 foot
>>>>radius. They emerge out of the ground in the garden and also the lawn.
>>>>I try to dig them up with a shovel but it is a never ending struggle.
>>>>Any ideas on how I might be able to stop their growth? Thanks.
>>>
>>>
>>That works ok on the lawn but it's the ones in the garden that are really
>>hard to get rid of.
Not the advice you're looking for, but a post office near me has a plum
tree that does the same thing and they've landscaped it so the shoots
becames shrubs. It's really pretty.
Kate
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> are growing up out of the ground all over the place within a 15 foot
> radius. They emerge out of the ground in the garden and also the lawn. I
> try to dig them up with a shovel but it is a never ending struggle. Any
> ideas on how I might be able to stop their growth? Thanks.