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Pulling in the rain, just pulling in the rain
Written by Julie DiLeone
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While the rainy days do seem to slow down the time between flower and seed set a little bit, it is important not to let garlic mustard go too long without attention. Garlic mustard is easiest to spot right now, and it pulls out of moist soil more easily. So keep pulling, rain or shine. If you are planning a volunteer garlic mustard pull, let us know and we can help publicize the event. And don't forget to bag and dispose of pulled plants.
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