Post an ad on a local site stating free agave, "you dig", or a sign hung up in your neighborhood stating the same. Someone else may be delighted to remove it for you.
I'll give it a shot. But they are sooo in and tall and takes a lot of time to dig them up. I also have a ton of tababua trees growing and tell my garden club about digging them up, but no takers yet
IF IT IS POSSIBLE OFFER THE PLANTS TO A MEXICAN. THE REASON FOR THAT IS THAT THEY ARE VERY FAMILIAR WITH THESE PLANTS BECAUSE IS WHERE THEY GET THE TEQUILA FROM. GOOD LUCK
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Post an ad on a local site stating free agave, "you dig", or a sign hung up in your neighborhood stating the same. Someone else may be delighted to remove it for you.
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/remove-agave-attenuata-roots-69403.html
If you pour some vintage on the root system they will die, but so will anything else the vintage touches.
Here is an article that might be helpful - https://www.hunker.com/12533643/large-agave-removal - good luck
put a picture of the plants in the "offer-up" site and say "Free" you will have hundreds of people who will love to have them, including me.
I keep pouring Clorox on mine. The Clorox burns and eats away at it. Time consuming as you keep doing it until it is dead and dig it up.