Best place to get a Garden machete or scythe in Cardiff.

[tomcat]

I've got a big area of head high brambles behind my house and wondered if anyone knows where to get something to deal with them. Cheers in advance

[sneggyblubird]

Judging by the thread title I thought someone had pissed you off big time.

[Tuerto]

I've got a big area of head high brambles behind my house and wondered if anyone knows where to get something to deal with them. Cheers in advance

A Garden centre. I'd just get a shovel and batter the **** out of them until they're low enough to cut and dig out.

[bobh]

Amazon
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=bill+ho...s_ts-doa-p_2_9


You want a Bill Jook, rather than a machete.. The downturned point allows you to slash and pull, rather than just hack away.

[Rjk]

Get one of those metal blades to add to your strimmer

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Get some concentrated gallup aka round up

Mix it as advised

Spray the bastards giving the leaves a good soaking

Give it 3 weeks they will be ashes

Absolute ponces when faced with glysophate those brambles

[Citizen's Nephew]

or....you could just leave them (or most of them) for the wildlife and have some blackberries in the autumn. https://urbanbutterflygarden.co.uk/b...d-blackberries

[Citizen's Nephew]

Get some concentrated gallup aka round up

Mix it as advised

Spray the bastards giving the leaves a good soaking

Give it 3 weeks they will be ashes

Absolute ponces when faced with glysophate those brambles

F*cking hell Sludge. That's like 1 down from Nepalm. Think of the environment mate.

[tforturton]

Cut it down, it'll just grow back. If you want rid of it, you need to spray it with something strong.

[light up the darkness]

If you want a large sharp edged knife you could ask one of the electric bike illegal substances delivery riders.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Cut it down, it'll just grow back. If you want rid of it, you need to spray it with something strong.

Vinegar , salt and washing up liquid mixed up , spray on a dry day

I don't think this is is effective as glycosphate but it's less dangerous for animals and pets

[xsnaggle]

Grangetown or Ely probably.

[xsnaggle]

or....you could just leave them (or most of them) for the wildlife and have some blackberries in the autumn. https://urbanbutterflygarden.co.uk/b...d-blackberries

That was my first thought (Lucky b'stard)
And if he prunes them he'll get even more blackberries!

[Dembe]

Are these types of tools allowed to be carried on walks? i.e to use to clear heavy vegetation while out walking a mountain or forestry?

[Citizen's Nephew]

That was my first thought (Lucky b'stard)
And if he prunes them he'll get even more blackberries!

Exactly!