Heart-shaped base-Leathery leaf Weed
19 years ago
I just sprayed a large area with Roundup and it took only 3-4 weeks for this stuff to emerge. It is everywhere that was chemically treated !
Any ideas?
Thanks so much for any help with this.
Bill
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