Q: How do I get rid of two large pampas grass plants? Can I burn them? Dig them up?
Burning fails because roots are insulated by soil. Instead:
If you need the space for new plants, sharpen a shovel and slice out root sections from the edge toward the center—it's heavy work but effective.
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