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- Do I have to remove the blue rain from my garden?
- How can I remove the wisteria from my garden?
- What should I pay attention to at work?
- The essentials in brief:
- Tips
The removal of the roots is heavy work on larger amounts of blue
Do I have to remove the blue rain from my garden?
Although the blue rain is a very attractive plant, especially during its flowering in spring, but unfortunately also very toxic. Therefore, he is not suitable for a family garden. If you have small children, then remove the plant.
Even two of the very small seeds can cause severe symptoms of intoxication in children. Since the bean-shaped pods pop open with a loud bang, they are very tempting to the little ones and poisoning is not uncommon. You should avoid this risk if possible.
How can I remove the wisteria from my garden?
First remove all above-ground parts of plants by radically cutting off your blue rain and sawing off thicker shoots. Then you should dig out the roots carefully. According to reports, the blue rain can be driven out even if only small parts of it remain in the ground. Since the blue rain is hardy, you should check this in the following year and possibly rework.
There are several more or less serious tips for killing or destroying the last remaining root parts in the soil. Before you resort to hard chemistry, try using the more harmless methods, such as removing the roots or covering them with light, for example, with a dark, bloteless flowerpot.
What should I pay attention to at work?
The blue rain is very poisonous in all parts of the plant, so you should be careful when removing it as you do radical cutting. The bark contains, among other things, alkaloids, which have a very irritating effect on the skin. To prevent dermatitis (skin inflammation) should avoid direct contact with the skin. Do not wear shorts and T-shirts at work but long clothes and gardening gloves.
The essentials in brief:
Tips
If you want to remove blue rain from your garden, then you are very careful to work. In the soil remaining root remnants otherwise drift again next year.