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							| Monday, May 20, 2019 |   | Little Ketchup | Grittyville, WA |  
     
						
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							| I sprayed the bindweed here twice with glyphosate.  This knocked it down for a month.  Not bad... but the roots are alive still.  It's starting to revive itself.  I want to get away from using glyphosate because I dont want any minerals to be bound to it / removed from being available to the pumpkin plant.  Plus it doesnt work on perennials.  With perennials its three strikes your out--maybe.  I cant get clear answers from the internet about what it does exactly.  The answers on the net are general type answers they are not precise...  Drives me nuts.  I would still consider using it for prepping ground for commercial jack o' lanterns but for competitive growing I cannot figure out whether its a step in the wrong direction. 
 I could go on and on.  Roundup rant:  I like having clear answers.  Murky answers keep things profitable???
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