Harvey and Merlin with acres of wild garlic where there used to be bluebells!
By Arlene
- 9 Apr, 2009
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Lovely photo Arlene....
9 Apr, 2009
You've told me about the garlic Arlene - wow, there is so much, so you have garlic smelling doggies tonight? lol
9 Apr, 2009
~quite frequently Dawn!
9 Apr, 2009
Has the garlic taken over the bluebells then Arlene ? In the woods behind us,the wild garlic dominates....and the smell can be quite overpowering !
9 Apr, 2009
~there are now garlic plants everywhere where there weren't any before but I am quite pleased at how much ground is given over to bluebells this year ~I am hoping to get some accurate photos later.
I would love to go in with shears when the garlic flower heads form before they seed...
9 Apr, 2009
Now now Arlene....curb yourself ! LOL
9 Apr, 2009
if I carted all the flower heads away would anyone notice.BB..~.Early one morning just as the sun is rising!~
9 Apr, 2009
LOL....I saw a maiden............. Lol !
9 Apr, 2009
Good pic Arlene :o)
careful with those shears...
9 Apr, 2009
~with a pair of shears!~ doesn't quite have the right ring BB!
9 Apr, 2009
Perhaps you could try a JCB backhoe.
9 Apr, 2009
LOL Toto !
9 Apr, 2009
Guess I'm not familiar with wild garlic or the rules concerning it's control. Is it protected because it is a natural plant? Here we have what the county calls noxious weeds which are weeds that are not indigenous to the area. We are required by law to control them on our properties or we are fined. Of course the county ignores those rules on county land. :-)
11 Apr, 2009
~I don't think it is a protected plant and if it is growing in your garden you can treat it as a weed~ but the wood belongs to a local wildlife trust who haven't done any maintenance on the land for years~maybe a strong letter telling them it is going to ruin may provoke some sort of response.It is a nasty invasive plant which is hard to eradicate.
11 Apr, 2009
Strong letters to the county don't make a lot of difference here. Along with the weed rules,we also have rules about how many inoperable cars a landowner can have on his agricultural property here. I've written and sent photos of the mess my neighbors have next door and have not even gotten a reply. I'm planting and growing trees as fast as I can to block the view. LOL
11 Apr, 2009
no worry about vampires!
20 Apr, 2009
Is this a case of the wild garlic taking over?
20 Apr, 2009
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~there are quite a lot of bluebells towards the back and down the bank to the left ~thank goodness!
9 Apr, 2009