Buckthorn

Uh, and he, he, uh, he, he loves to hear that.

I like to kill Buckthorne.

Like that's that, that he feels like that's his calling in life.

So yeah.

So he said, just whack it one to prevent it from getting any taller.

And two, when you have that fresh regrowth, then when you spray it anytime, he pretty much, he just said anytime after July 4th, um, then it'll, uh, you know, it'll really just suck it into its roots.

But because of the seed bank with Buckthorne, like it's terrible now.

Like I see some of those like big mother trees that have thousands of berries on them, you know, and I just see that and I'm like, Oh, there's my future, you know, because those berries, you're not killing them, you know, they're falling to the floor and like right where you killed that big, you know, giant, you know, female, uh, buckthorn with the, uh, berries, like there's going to be more and more common for at least three years.

With duty and with amity we yield Our utmost service to the fair Cosroe, Which I esteem as portion of my crown.

Usumcassane and Techeles both, When she that rules in Rhamnus' golden gates And makes a passage for all prosperous arms Shall make me sole emperor of Asia, Then shall your meeds and valors be advanced To rooms of honor and nobility

Then haste, Cosroe, to be king alone, That I with these my friends and all my men May triumph in our long-expected fate.

The king your brother is now hard at hand.