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<blockquote data-quote="exmoor dave" data-source="post: 875840" data-attributes="member: 623"><p>It's a probablem right down the coast, </p><p>Not so bad on my hill as we're mostly on top of it, except about a acre of the stuff next to my boundary on national park land that the park seems to be ignoring despite both me and my landlords repeatedly asking for it to be dealt with! </p><p>I'm just out of town and there's a dead end road from town up to my hill that's popular with walkers etc so I reckon the rhododendrons seeds were in fly tipped garden waste, that then established and then further seeds were blown about or moved by deer.</p><p></p><p>Bloody difficult plant to kill, I've seen stumps cut, and stump treaded with holes drilled and filled with neat round up, re sprouting 10 years later!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="exmoor dave, post: 875840, member: 623"] It's a probablem right down the coast, Not so bad on my hill as we're mostly on top of it, except about a acre of the stuff next to my boundary on national park land that the park seems to be ignoring despite both me and my landlords repeatedly asking for it to be dealt with! I'm just out of town and there's a dead end road from town up to my hill that's popular with walkers etc so I reckon the rhododendrons seeds were in fly tipped garden waste, that then established and then further seeds were blown about or moved by deer. Bloody difficult plant to kill, I've seen stumps cut, and stump treaded with holes drilled and filled with neat round up, re sprouting 10 years later! [/QUOTE]
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