One gardener shared how a pesky mallow had taken over their garden and was looking for advice on how to get rid of it.

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Your best bet is to cut roots off at ground level. Cut them again as soon as they resprout. Eventually the bindweed will die because it is unable to photosynthesize. You may need to chop the plant ...

Recently, taxonomists determined that Manfredas are really Agaves and renamed all Manfreda plants as Agave species,” writes ...