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Gardening

CountAllVotes

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6. I know

Reply to Kali (Reply #5)

Sat Apr 22, 2023, 04:19 PM

Apr 2023

English Laurel hedges killed my kitty in 2016! English Laurel when cut releases deadly cyanide!

I take these poisonous plants seriously. Every one should!

As for use of vinegar, I do not see how spot applications are a problem.

Overuse of vinegar is not a good idea at all I agree.

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Poisonous plants in the yard [View all] CountAllVotes Apr 2023 OP

I never heard of that vinegar strategy before. calimary Apr 2023 #1

There are a few types of vinegar you can use CountAllVotes Apr 2023 #2

Thanks! I can't wait to get back to gardening calimary Apr 2023 #3

Here's the most powerful type of vinegar you can use CountAllVotes Apr 2023 #4

lots of plants are "poisonous" Kali Apr 2023 #5

I know CountAllVotes Apr 2023 #6

More about using 30% vinegar in an organic garden and for weeds CountAllVotes Apr 2023 #7

I grow a lot of poisonous plants spinbaby May 2023 #8

I learned the hard way about the English Laurel hedge CountAllVotes May 2023 #9