| Comment | Yeah, I noticed some of them around the stretch where the M74 crosses the Clyde looked like they might have been poisoned with something. But I wonder if doing it this late in the season is closing the stable door after the horse has bolted. The stalks are already drying out and spreading their seeds, which is the real danger at this time of year. And IIRC, just harming the parts of the plant above ground is pretty ineffective, as they're extremely resilient and will just come back in a year or two. If you want to kill it, you basically need to uproot the whole thing. |
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