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By Jenijenjen · Posted
osted 26 minutes ago "Walking around, it looks to me as if weedkiller has been used, as some weeds have been left in situ but are dead." Perhaps they've died through lack of rain whereas dandelion roots go further down and can reach water? -
Walking around, it looks to me as if weedkiller has been used, as some weeds have been left in situ but are dead. However, most of the weeds which have been (apparently) killed in this way are hardly likely to lift pavements, being things like Shepherd's Purse. They might seed around, but I'm not sure what harm that does. I would like to know exactly what is the remit of the council workers who are tasked with dealing with weeds in pavements (and in tree pits?). Things like dandelions which have taproots (but are hard to remove in one piece) have been left in the pavement, whereas things like Toadflax (which don't, and are easy to just pull out) have been removed. -
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