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Completely cleared off a 30x 20 ft small lot front lawn due to a super high concentration of Creeping Charlie and wanted to reseed in fall. So right after the4 th of July I low cut the yard, followed by a high dose age of ground clear. I let it die down and then kept the dead area watered in to bring up anything wanting to still grow. I hit everything again which was mostly creeping Charlie. It was now early august. I then took a rotor tiller to the dead thatch and busted everything up good, while pulling up dead vines of the cc. I planted KYB and by October the yard looked like a million bucks. It looked good the entire next season, then the second spring creeping Charlie came back lik3 it was never gone. Unless you can live on these properties and put several hours per month to stay on too of it, it’s impossible to beat. I think it grew during the winter, sent out its vines and rhizomes undetected

How well would it grow in hot, humid Florida?

Have you ever tried chelated iron to eradicate it? I have recently ordered FIESTA, which is chelated iron, to kill it.

Creepy charley is my new grass 😂

That garden was quite beautiful but it felt like way too much ornamentation.

I think I have it ,,,8 don't know,,,if is native will keep,,,,grass is not good for the enviroment ❤❤❤❤

The problem is that your lawn owns you it your master you are your the slave . 20 years 😅

Use Escalade made by Nufarm, mix with turflon ester, spike with mso and treat in cooler season spring and fall then enjoy the results.

Beautiful Maples, I like your commentary on each of them

I have creepy Charlie all thru my garden and potato patch !Drives me nuts !I can fill up wheel barrow loads of it pulling and cutting it out ! Always comes back ! This past fall I thoroughly tilled my garden with a big machine !As soon as I had it tilled I seeded in Winter Rye Grain Seed heavily ! For the first time ever the creepy Charlie did not return ,the winter rye won that battle . I had beautiful thick full tall rye grain all winter. In the spring I chopped it down ,let it lay .I then filled it in . I finally got a little creepy Charlie now in July in my potato patch but much much less .

I have bees and white 🍀 clover, it's drought resistant ,, green and only grows4 inches tall ,,, cut once a month,, perfect,, looks great

😊thanks

Do not spray Dicamba with a hand sprayer unless you have a respirator. Dicamba contains Benzene which is a known carcinogen, I guarantee that exposure to the fumes for an hour or more will make you sick. Triclopyr is a systemic herbicide, application of 150% of labeled rate with some surfactant will eradicate creeping Charlie. Spray fall and after first flush in the spring. 2 years and it will all be gone. People have issues with herbicide not working because they spray a low rate and it just isn’t effective. Additionally, an application of a liquid boron product will suppress the weed, it only grows in boron deficient soil. Boron is a leachable nutrient, so applying every few years is necessary.

Curiously, I see blooms here that appear to be a yellowish-green color. Will those blooms eventually be blue or another color?

I always disconnect the wiring to the MAF . And the hose clamp from the air intake hose where it meets the air filter hosuing . This way to easily remove the top of the hosuing . So I can see completely as I put in the new air filter . Making sure I seat it completely .

"Weed" is an opinion. And in my opinion, lawn grasses that are not native to my area are the real weeds. I'd rather have the pollinators like Creeping Charlie or clover than Zoysia or Kentucky Blue. When men finally wake up that a "lawn" is just an aesthetic choice and has detrimental effects on a local ecosystem because they are ecological wastelands, then there is hope.

oh my God! This is the most beautiful garden I have ever seen. very specific, rich. Not classic. but just to my taste. ❤❤❤ thanks for video. I have saved it. It's going to be my favorite video for my spirit ❤❤❤

I have so much creeping Charlie for years now that I don’t even consider him a creeper any more, he’s just there and I have an over an acre

The leaves, flowers and roots are edible. Makes a delightful tea. I’m thinking of digging some up and drying it for future use

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Lovely tour its a gardeners dream garden for sure..thank you so much for this video found it interesting and informative..

That's a Shay, not a Heisler.

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14:15 what are those ground cover little pink flowers on both sides of the path? Is that maybe columbine?

Is October a good time to go to Cancun? I’m afraid that it’s going to be cold.

That is the most beautiful thing that i have ever seen. Im actually crying right now. Thank you. Its beautiful.

Thank you !

Speedzone wipes this stuff out in my lawn with 1 application

Absolutely stunning. Wow! Please do more videos. Especially the pond

Thank you so much, my dealer is charging $140 lol I’m going to go to auto zone and do it myself

I love this flower. Is it the same as honesty? I love the texture. Thanks for sharing..☀️

Hi Henry. I am also looking for you Japanese Garden video.

Is it possible to shape this into a fence shape like other willows? Or a hedge perhaps?

Professor although I dont like to use chemicals there is now way I am using your method in try to kill creeping charley. I am too old to be bending down to pull weeds by hand. I got rid of my infestation by using triclopyr in conjunction with other herbicides. It took about 2 bouts of spraying the cocktail about 3 weeks apart.

Wonderful designed!

Four season beauty!

Incredible beauty, subscribed!

Wow, absolutely amazing and gorgeous! thank you for sharing this video!

Hi. I just found you, and am very intrigued. I have given up suger, and as such, gave up alcohol, too. I'm "lucky", or maybe "unlucky" in that the sugar is harder to give up than the alcohol. 🙂 Also feel lucky in that I'm fine to be at a social function and order club soda with a lime. Feels like a cocktail.

I've been following your 90 day challenge and just wanted to say you are looking good! You have inspired me to take a step back from alcohol. Than you,

Beautiful cat ❤

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Well done. Alcohol is evil. Destroyed my life. Thank the lord I am in recovery and sober. I have no inclination to drink it ever again. I am a survivor. Should be made illegal.

Thank you, amazing help ❤

Look at this section in which he flicks his paw. My theory is that this is an unconsious behavior that keeps his paw muscles able to strike very quickly. ruclips.net/video/Uo85EXhMj1U/видео.htmlsi=h6O2runrHwJLQ5QG&t=232

Good video, couldn't agree more with the points you make. I like to think of the effect caffeine has on your body, the energy boost it gives you, then remember that the caffeine itself doesn't have energy, it tricked your body in to releasing energy already stored with an inevitable comedown later. Similarly alcohol tricks your body in to temporary happiness and elation. We all tend to think alcohol is the vehicle to this state, but it's all just a trick, you body already had the tools inside you, alcohol hacked them and screwed with your levels and of course you will suffer an immediate hangovers plus a host of other longterm adverse effects.

Good luck on your journey

Thanks for the great video!