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Old September 18, 2013   #11
Heritage
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Ivan.

Nettle is one of the weeds I am constantly battling and trying to eradicate from my flower beds, it is a very common weed here and difficult to control. Weeding even small nettle plants makes it necessary to wear leather gloves and long-sleeve shirts. It isn't something I would imagine for mulch - it seems the risk of seeding new plants seems too great. I assume, to use, you harvest the small plants before they set seeds? I understand that dried nettles are more nutritious than alfalfa, so I would be very interested in the method you use to work with Nettles and how you keep it from spreading. (Ha!, Sorry again Naysen, for taking this thread off track)

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Steve
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