| It should come as no surprise that these are by far the hardest things to get rid of from a lawn Finding its sorce will just lead one to someone elses side yard. Undertsnding that a simple lawn mower can send its leaves spreading Wild Violits propergate in this fasion. As I did attempt to dig out one or two of em from my yard even the root is deepr than I thought and it they grew again. I ponder just how big the root is I know mowing it makes it spread as the population went frome one to six
I had a recolation of a very attractive violit from Africa once seen that tends to scatter about in a tropical forset floor. Odly though they happen to have a forum here where some folks are just in love with em (I happen to have one of em too) and even propergate them and sell em for a small profit now and then .
other than the name violit this two plants have a lil more in common than one would think An African violit can re-propergate from a single cutleaf then left to stand in certain conditions it will replicate it's self in a few days and again reflower sometime after they are also able to propergate from seed from flower and a root splitting Sounds kind of easy huh? With this in mind I was able to find the sorce of wild violits
One day a person must of paid about 3.99 for an african violit ( gee just like I did ) and when it didn't do so well they just tossed it out I am sure there is more than one person this event happend to my point is if something can propergate so easily would it be able to adapt as well with ease ?
I am going to as this time allow my African violit to grow but I will be removing a few of it's leaves and let it sit in a matched soil of my yard in a controled pot where it will sit over the winter ontop of a pretty good lawn soil other pot will sit on a three season porch.
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