I have been on a 5 year mission to rid my 1.5 acres of wood nettles and was told that there wasn't anything that could compete with it. I was quite surprised to find a non stinging, rather attractive plant taking over the woods in those areas that I hadn't worked on. Wherever it grew, nettle or nothing else grew. Well imagine my surprise when this turned out to be garlic mustard. Yes it replaces all native plants. Unfortunately it is rampant in my neighbors woods. I see a lifetime of control. I was wondering if anyone tried using a preemergent to keep viable seeds from sprouting? It seems to be running along the Rum River in Anoka County. As I am still on a mission to reduce the area of stinging, any suggestions on what to replace it with?
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