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Tallow trees actually invasive to South Texas wetlands
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Tallow trees actually invasive to South Texas wetlands
Tallow trees actually invasive to South Texas wetlands Gardener’s Mailbag Wed, 11/22/2023 - 06:45 In-page image(s) Body Dear Neil: I am trying to remove lawn grass from a part of my yard. There are three large, old crape myrtles in that area, and they have extensive root systems. In removing the grass, I have damaged their roots and now I’m getting numerous sprouts coming up all over the place. I don’t want to hurt other plants nearby…
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