Posted by Dick L on June 29, 2011 at 11:09:56 from (173.87.50.150):
In Reply to: Nettle??? posted by dave2 on June 29, 2011 at 01:07:28:
My late wife was raised on a farm that bordered the north east end of Nettle Lake the largest natural lake in the state of Ohio. It was not mis named. My father in law controled the nettles with 2 4 D. It liked to creep out into the fields but from the waters edge out to where the ground could be farmed was as higher than my head. Had to tromp them down to get to the boat to go fishing. Back then you sure didn't go fishing in shorts. He developed the lake front into lots and two years of spraying from the waters edge out into the fields the nettels were gone for the most part. It then got mowed after the brush was cut and the old dead logs and limbs were cleaned up.
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