Frankie Broyles was born in Atlanta, Georgia. A year after graduating high … Read Full Bio ↴Frankie Broyles was born in Atlanta, Georgia. A year after graduating high school, he and school friends Stanley Vergilis, Brett Miller, and Woodbury Shortridge formed the garage rock band Balkans and released their self-titled debut in May 2011 before breaking up in February 2012. Since then, Broyles has released several solo works as well as contributed drums to Lotus Plaza, the project of Deerhunter guitarist Lockett Pundt.

Recently, Broyles himself joined Deerhunter and worked with the band as a guitarist on their fifth studio album "Monomnaia," released in 2013.

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Sandspur
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Curtis Allred

I used to live in a house on Springcrest Way in my hometown and I had a swing set built in the backyard for me and my sister to use and it was H-E DOUBLE L having to deal with sandspurs.

Vincent

3y↑9

Not good enough. They'll be back... They'll always be back. They are the Terminator weed.

Jollibeenos has your coordinates

3y↑5

You call them weeds, but back in the Philippines, as children we use them as ammunition for annoyance.

Sticks to clothes and pricks you through them. Like napalm for kids.

Jollibeenos has your coordinates

2y↑1

@Utlic
Either with the stem to be thrown as a german grenade, or by collecting the individual pods to pepper the unfortunate victim.

xX Ponyo

Down in Texas we call them stickers to disguise their terror

Utlic

How do you even throw them

Jorge Rodriguez

I bought a torch 2 years ago to do this and didn’t do it… this time I’m so annoyed but these monsters that I’m doing it now… how long did it took for the grass to come back?

AlfaKrab

3y↑8

I only have a small patch. Great video! Imma send these fkr back to hell from wence they came!

Robert Chandler

Almost burned down my neighbor's house so had to nick this idea real quick. lol

Ariel Lorusso

3y↑7

Toasty... Fatality !

Valdemar Perez III

2y↑1

Me who lived in Arizona for a year lmao.

Florida Man 4106

3y↑2

That'll work

RR’s Outdoor Adventures

3y↑2

hahahhahah i love it

Pedro Antonio

3y↑4

Did it work for any of you guys

_ ASleepyDragon _

3y↑7

I may try this
But they are all through the yard and it is a big yard.

Jessie Klein

@Kelly Crenshaw Thanks for the info! I researched and it seems you are correct!

_ ASleepyDragon _

2y↑1

@Kelly Crenshaw you saying that I can go to the invasive Starbucks down the road and ask for bad coffee grounds and they will give it to me for free???

Kelly Crenshaw

2y↑3

Lebanon balan 2.5 g
Is the best thing that I have found to use. It’s a pre emergent. use it late fall/early winter. And late winter/early spring. I’ve used it and it’s been the best thing. Really the only thing that has worked for me.
Dragging a blanket isn’t really very effective. Plus it’s a hassle.
Also… corn gluten (not corn meal) is a good pre emergent. But it’s expensive.
I also use coffee grounds. You can get free big bags of it from Starbucks or any coffee place. It helps. Very high in nitrogen. I spread it on my yard periodically thru the winter.
Also, I started cutting my lawn a lot shorter. And water, water, water. Spread organic compost. Healthy dirt helps combat grass burrs too. Believe me I’ve leaned all this the hard way!!
I went from being over run with grass burrs the last two years to have virtually none this year. I have about a half acre lawn altogether. Last year I had thousands and thousands of burrs. Couldn't walk anywhere in my years without stickers. This year I have found only 4 or 5. When you do find them pull those suckers up by the root!! You have to be diligent, but once you get them under control, it’s easier to maintain. Good luck.

Stephen Schuchman

2y↑4

Just an FYI: the sand spur seeds can last up to 7 years. I’ve spent hundreds on herbicides and hours and hours picking them out of the ground. Fire is my next approach.

john stecher

If you cut the grass before it gets to this point, there won’t be any Sand Spurs.

WaldenSpawn

2y↑4

I wish this were true

Mando Yancy

2y↑1

Fire is more satisfying.

Michael K. Lee

2y↑1

I saw that thumbnail and knew this was my type of video

Eddie & Cara White

2y↑1

Just take you a ice sprayer and soak the area around it in a circle....Gasoline! Light that sum each up, and burn it down... just make sure you have a water hose handy....then seed the entire area with either rye or some other winter grass, then in the spring seed it with your regular grass seed... make sure to keep your lawn mowed down and presto no more goatheads!