Kudzu Seeds or Plants
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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
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I have Kudzu-how do I get rid of Kudzu?
Comments (31)I am sorry you take offense summer fashion -- I was just trying to point out that there are other places for this rare rose. As the grower of over 600 roses, many of which are rare, I try to do my part to keep some of these in commerce, and have given cuttings to many different growers. My initial question was simply directed at trying to figure out if I had the rose that was supposedly "the last one," and if I did have it, to get it out there to some distributers. FYI -- Cliff is the proprieter of Eurodesert Roses and he specializes in distributing rare roses. And to answer your question about Gregg -- no I do not think he would necessarily have driven down and gotten another one -- he has his hands full keeping all the roses already in his 4000 rose collection. I would be shocked if he were adding more, even if he happens to lose one. As for you complaint about "hi-jacking", I am sorry that you posted your Kudzu question on the rose board. Maybe you should have put it on the appropriate forum in the first place, rather than worrying about someone changing the subject of your post back to the subject of the board. Kathy Here is a link that might be useful: Kudzu on HMF...See MoreKudzu
Comments (2)I remember reading somewhere that it is against the law to plant kudzu in one of the states here in the south. Maybe the whole south. Back in the '50s we desparately needed shade on the west side of our rental house in Valdosta, Georgia so I planted kudzu on a trellis. It grew and helped a lot. We moved and years later went back to see the old neighborhood. The kudzu was gone- someone had the good sense to remove it....See MoreKudzu9
Comments (1)kudzu9 is a generous trader who sent a VERY generous amount of seeds that were well packaged and shipped quickly. I'd happily trade again. Thanks!...See MoreNeed kudzu vine
Comments (10)Kudzu is the absolute worst invasive plant that I've had to deal with. You must be insane to want to grow and spread this stuff. This stuff make air potato look like marigolds. You really need to google some images of all manner of things being overtaken by this awful plant ... forests ... homes. .. cars. ..you name it. You need to read about the poor people who cannot get rid of it and their experiences, and suffering, while trying to and failing for years. This plant can't be chopped down, poisoned, dug up, etc. The stalks turn into rope when you try to chop them ... the plant laughs at poison and each leaf node sends down a root that can't be dug out. I had an acre of it and I would have needed an army to get rid of it. Good Lord you must be able to find another forage plant that is not as evil as kudzu. It makes me sick to the stomach, and see red, every time I start reading another forum and you're there asking for kudzu....See MoreChemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
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