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Removing Unwanted Shrubs: Round-Up or Dig Out

Two Methods

Round-Up: Spray foliage, wait for death, dig out. Herbicide inert in soil.
Dig out live: Maximize root ball, move quickly if replanting.

Timing

Any time for kill; dormant season for transplant.

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