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It started off as a pretty little shrub
My ex hated it and wanted to cut it down but I told him he’d have to get past me first.
Ten years later its a monster
After all this rainy weather I ventured into my garden and there are baby himalayan honeysuckles sprouting up all over.
there must be thousands of seedlings, nay millions
My gravel is awash with baby green monstersApparently the berries, although bitter, are edible
Ideas anyone (apart from moving house)
A lorry load of Concrete might help
nice siggy tutu
it may come to that :?
@bon bon wrote:
It started off as a pretty little shrub
My ex hated it and wanted to cut it down but I told him he’d have to get past me first.
Ten years later its a monster
After all this rainy weather I ventured into my garden and there are baby himalayan honeysuckles sprouting up all over.
there must be thousands of seedlings, nay millions
My gravel is awash with baby green monstersApparently the berries, although bitter, are edible
Ideas anyone (apart from moving house)
its very pretty tho yer have to admit :wink:
its beautiful and much admired by passers by
in fact i’ve given cuttings to lots of people :twisted:The flowers hang downwards and are replaced by berries that resemble bunches of crimson grapes
:idea: I could start making home made wine :idea:
Something like “round up”” or “weedol” should stop it.
You should be cutting this plant back in spring, its a nasty one and will take over your garden.
Your better off removing it and replanting it in a pot or a bin to keep its size down.
thanks for that dead
It is seriously becoming a problem
I shall remove it and replace the crater with a pond
:shock: :? :roll:
It behaved for 10 years
could it be because the membrane under my gravel is rotting :roll:Move away from Tibet.
I hate you.
they won’t let me leave
I hate you more
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