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Old 09-16-2016, 12:21 AM
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You may be able to get it pulled/dug out, but they are a pretty hardy plant.

Let us know what you end up doing with it, and then let us know if it comes back again.

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Thanks Mark. After readings everyone's warnings, I did a little research online. I came upon this thread, it's been going for over a decade. Some people have been trying for years to get rid of them, the thread kind of turned into a support group for those who can't get rid of/kill the them. Some if it is pretty funny, I'm hoping the variety I have is not as difficult to eradicate as some of these others are saying. I plan to work on it this weekend and will keep you updated.

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Well, its been 2 months, I thought I would update for those dying to the hear the outcome. I spent about 3 hours (over a couple days) digging and sifting through the dirt to pull out all the root pieces I could see. I went through the dirt a second time as I backfilled the hole so hopefully I will not be doing this again. I tilled the area yesterday and raked out rocks today. Another round with the tiller, more raking and some leveling and hopefully it will be ready for seed this weekend.

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Damn, a little deeper, you'd a been in China.
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