You might kill the tree, plus any bees and butterflies in the area which would certainly result in less fruit. I would take a piece of landscape fabric around the tree and put some mulch on top.
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You might kill the tree, plus any bees and butterflies in the area which would certainly result in less fruit. I would take a piece of landscape fabric around the tree and put some mulch on top.
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I wouldn't. Pull out the grass, put down landscape fabric and mulch.
I figured that would be right Sharon so a Q abt trying to premently deweed my back yard fence line plus some small tree growing wanna know how to fully remove them and with less effort figure once it's all dead be easier to remove by hand. So another Q if I spray killing poison like round up and would like to plant some climbing plants how do I prevent them new plants from dieing