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Neighbor's Invasive Berry Bush on Fence Line

Roundup Kills It, But Talk First

Blueberry bush pushing fence. Roundup on foliage kills it, but may cause neighbor dispute. Better: trim branches on your side. If removal agreed, spray carefully—Roundup kills any green plant contacted.

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