You make more sense than others I have seen for our problem. We will go to the garden store this week. Thanks.

fantastic, informative, helpful, wholesome video. thanks

Thank you so much, Sir🙏

Just what I needed to know!

If the soil is friable I use a digging fork, if not I usually just keep cutting them back like you described.

Thanks so much for the information.. I kept digging them out on my lawn and in a couple of weeks later I found them in different places.. my neighbors don’t cut their lawn 🤬 so I thought somehow there were seeds coming from them and blowing into my lawn. What you said makes sense, I’m going to get some of the vinegar at Home Depot if they have it and do what you suggested. Thanks again

You have to get them out from the root, they can spread in different areas, using a spading fork would work best.

Thanks which vinegar should be used for this and how to apply it? May be more explanation would be helpful

If you just keep cutting back, will the root eventually die, or is this just the best(easiest) alternative to pulling? Whatever gets rid of the most roots fastest.

I can dig them up but it is just too hot

Can this technique be used for milkweed in my flowerbeds? They are growing amonst my perenials. Grrrrrrr

Raise your garden higher,so you can see the weeds, trying to get them.😉1

A great way to get rid is by eating them and saving some cash from the vegetable aisle.

Eat the Thistles. Every type is edible. God's gift.

My question is this: Where does this nasty prikleling creeping come from? I bought my😮 house in 2005, and didn't have this plant in my yard, about 4 years or so it started popping out. Bird seeds? Chicken food from store? For sure it is. not from rain!🤣. I hate this thing!

So, pulling the plant with some parts of the root will stimulate regrowth but cutting down the plant and leaving the roots undisturbed will depleate the energy from the roots? It makes utterly no sense at all. Logical fallacy!