Filling a raised bed

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  1. Larkshall

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    "Long brown roots 1/4" in dia.", if tapered could be docks or dandylion, if same thickness all along could be convolvulous. If it's Couch (Twitch in Cambs.), I haven't seen any that thick. You'll probably know by August.
     
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    Ahhh, they could well be docks as that part of the lawn had a bit of a problem with them there. Are they likely to come back? Or will they die beneath 10"+ of soil?
     
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