I have cleared a patch near the bug boxes, rabbit hutch and chicken run that was a sea of euphorbia. Although this part of the garden is given over to wildlife and wild flowers, the euphorbia had to go, especially with young children around. I have cut them all down but as our soil is clay I haven't a snowball's chance in hell of digging up the roots. If left, it will grow again so I need GN's advice. What can I use that is pet friendly? We don't have a cat but a few come into our garden. Also foxes come at night to drool over our chickens. I don't want to harm them but need these roots to go. I thought a flamethrower may be a solution but given the dry conditions, that's out.
I have every faith that somewhere amongst our GN's there is an answer. Thank you.
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