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They are similar to bamboo to get rid of except that they are not nearly as tough, so much easier. But any little bit of root/rhizome left in the ground turns into a new plant. I would have liked to have some black elephant ears. http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/152...g?v=1672934183 We're trying to stick to mostly native plants at our new house. |
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