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new garden

kageri
9 years ago

I just moved in to a house with lots of garden space set up. It was all used for annual vegetables. I want to take a rather large chunk and plant flowers. There are mixes on american meadows that I like. The area though is somewhat taken over by what I've IDed as Galinsoga ciliata. I got rid of some sections by laying down cardboard. I'm not sure if I will till in the spring. The soil is loose and the borrowed old tiller is a pain. Do I need to get rid of the ciliata or will the wildflowers steadily crowd it out until it's just a small part of the mix?

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