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|    Re: growth inhibitor?    |
|    03 Aug 25 08:40:37    |
      From: songbird@anthive.com              T wrote:       > On 8/2/25 5:05 AM, songbird wrote:       >>> Purselane loves my garlic path though.       >> if you want it around it's great, if you don't it is       >> very hard to remove completely. the seeds can persist       >> for 40+ years...       >       > It is easy to pull out and I occasionally dig it under       > to amend my sold. And the better of the branches,       > I will occasionally eat.               it's not easy to pull out here in most gardens as we       have enough clay to make it rather hard. when i walk       on most of my gardens there's no imprint of my shoes       as i walk. only a few areas have better soil because       it's been brought in or amended enough to improve it       over the years but that is only a small area (and most       of it is also outside the fenced gardens hahaha...).                     > I have found it great as a companion plant to protect       > soil evaporation               yes, it will provide some shade and cover but i don't       want it all over the place and that is what it does here       if given a chance.               i am glad it is edible in parts as long as you're not       worried about too many oxylates. unfortunately Mom won't       eat it and i'm not in the mood that often to eat it either       but i will if i ever have to. :)                      songbird              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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