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Tools for Removing Invasive Privet: Weed Wrench and Honeysuckle Popper

The Tools

  • Weed Wrench (weedwrench.com)
  • Honeysuckle Popper (misterhoneysuckle.com)

Why They Work

Heavy leverage pulls entire root system. Two strong people can clear large areas quickly.

Community Approach

Neighborhood groups should buy for shared use in park restoration.

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