Today I waged a valiant war against the himalayan blackberries and ivy that were running amok beneath my stairs. What I thought would amount to a garbage can or so of vines quickly turned into a truck load. Seriously. Now I am left with odd tufts of grass and a lot of bare ground where once there was a thicket, and I'm really not sure what to do
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rip out all the grass and replace it with clover, which is environmentally friendly, and shade loving! There are also a bunch of different species, with very pretty teeny flowers. Also, they require almost no care.
quasi-simple solution:
rip out the grass, and plant a pretty shade-loving perennial, like bluebells. Slightly more involved.
But whatever you do, you should really take away at least the top layer of old soil and replace it with new to ensure that all the blackberry seeds are gone so they can't stage another thorny coup.
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