Mature pampas grass clumps are massive and difficult to dig out. The quicker method: cut down, then treat with herbicide.
Reduce clump to 3 feet or less using pruning shears. Bundle handfuls and chop away until manageable.
Spray all exposed surfaces with a glyphosate-based herbicide per label directions. Grass dies within two weeks.
Dig out dead roots or leave in place to decompose naturally.
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