05-19-2012, 06:40 AM
When I first got my land I had a small area with uluehe. I didn't know any better, and pulled it all out by the roots. It never grew back again. Now that I know better, and have gotten an appreciation of native vegetation in general and uluhe in particlular, I am sorry I did it - but of course I can't turn back the clock.
So my recommendation is to keep it if you can, where you can, and learn to appreciate it. If you cut it back and grind it up, it makes great mulch and will grow back and continue to provide you with that valuable gardener's resource.
So my recommendation is to keep it if you can, where you can, and learn to appreciate it. If you cut it back and grind it up, it makes great mulch and will grow back and continue to provide you with that valuable gardener's resource.