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There was an advertisement in our local paper last week that said: Contractor Wanted
To wickwipe large area
of sags immediately????say what????  Anyone have any idea what this means? It sounds painful.
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Wickwiping is a type of application using a wick or cloth to apply herbicide. The idea being not to create unintentional spillage on other plants. As for sags... could be colloquial.
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In aquarium circles, sag is a common shortening of the plant genus Sagittaria as in "My dwarf sags are turning yellow - what should I do?".
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Yes I learned today from locals that sags are weeds. I don't know whether this is purely local, or Tasmanian, or a wider colloquialism. Coming from another state I had never heard it used before, so I'm assuming it's Tasmanian.
A wickwipe is an agricultural-sized version of a weed wand.
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