Goutweed is extremely invasive. Dig up all desirable perennials, carefully removing goutweed roots. Spray remaining area with glyphosate, then cover with black 2-mil plastic for 4–6 weeks (solarization). Replant clean perennials. Persistence is key—any root fragment regrows.
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