Keep digging them out. If they do keep coming back you can lay black fabric or plastic over the area. This should kill it. You can also try dumping boiling water on them.
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Pull them up.
Keep digging them out. If they do keep coming back you can lay black fabric or plastic over the area. This should kill it. You can also try dumping boiling water on them.
I would dig them out and offer to friends and neighbors. Then plant something you like!
you will have to dig them out or use brush b gone to kill them providing there are no other plants involved
Digging them out is probably the best option.