Weed garden before new construction - what to do?

  • Erstellt am 2021-08-03 19:25:29

Nordlys

2021-08-05 21:15:20
  • #1
I see it differently. By the way, it has been forbidden for private use since 2017, which is why I had it done by a nursery. The employee wore protective clothing. Why? There had previously been a field of rapeseed here; rapeseed is otherwise hard to eradicate, and it is still present on the unused plots. By the way, I am honest enough to admit it; I would really like to know how many forum members quietly and secretly obtain this stuff from Poland via eBay and also use it while pretending to be the purest environmentalists.
 

haydee

2021-08-05 22:05:44
  • #2
Then just on private property. Although the Glyhosate substitute isn't great either. Rapeseed doesn't survive regular mowing. You would get rid of it anyway. Many who signed against the evil farmers, uh the referendum for bees and flowers, were shocked that there was a big round table and Tata is supposed to actually impose bans on gardens. Of course, biodiversity and protection of bees cause no economic damage there. I don't use any and don't order any from Poland or scrounge from the farmer. My garden is natural. Weeds and companion plants are not a problem I have to struggle with. This year it is aphids, brown and late blight. Well, with this weather
 

shenja

2021-08-06 08:00:39
  • #3
No, I don’t use it. I just let clover grow. The bees and bumblebees are happy about it. A well-kept lawn is not important to me. With clover, it is green too. I’m not going to plant flower beds everywhere just to spray the meadow with poison. If it annoys me, I dig it out. Ok, I lost with the clover, I don’t care.
 

Bertram100

2021-08-06 08:05:06
  • #4
If that stuff would just break down on its own, then it wouldn’t be a poisonous substance at all. Just because it’s apparently supposed to be gone from your garden after 48 hours doesn’t mean it’s gone. Probably deeper in the soil layers from where it gets into the water cycle. My farmer logic simply tells me that a biocide is meant to kill life. Doesn’t sound very healthy. I really didn’t want to spray it in my garden. I believe only very few people actually do that. Because it’s so absurd. Biocides to have a nice garden.
 

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