Baby Tears are choking my garden plants
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by flycats on August 29, 2006 10:23 AM
Nasty invading baby tears are next to impossible to get rid of. If they are in your lawn, forget about it. Roundup is the only thing that worked for me and they still came back. The only other thing is strong sunshine in the summer will kill it back. SORRY! Anyone else have any ideas?
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by DesignGuru on September 13, 2006 03:23 AM
I found an article on Baby's Tears that may be of help.
Sounds tough! Good luck.
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This past spring had loads of rain, so now my perennial garden is invaded by this unwelcome ground cover.
How can I get rid of this "moss" or groundcover without killing my beautiful perennials?
I sure could use some help.
Thank you.