Chompin' Charlie: Feed Him Fast Before He Goes Nuts! | Kids Action Games | For 2-4 Players | Ages 4+

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The creeping Charlie produces purple, cone-shaped flowers, and the foliage spreads close to the ground, acting like a ground cover. Some gardeners might confuse the creeping Charlie for the creeping Jenny. At a glance, both the plants might look alike. However, the creeping Charlie features scalloped edges on the leaves, while the Creeping Jenny foliage is smooth. When Do I Get Rid of Creeping Charlie?

Should the die land on a multi-color acorn, you will choose an acorn of any of the colors from the acorn holder. This player has rolled the multi-color acorn on the die. They can choose an acorn of any color. This player chose a red acorn. The objective of Chompin’ Charlie is to be the first player to collect five acorns and add them to your secret stash. Setup After pulling, make sure you place the roots and plant material into your waste bag as soon as possible. Ensure you remove all the rootsThe creeping Charlie features a unique square-like stem that grows anywhere up to a few feet in length. The color of the foliage on the plant ranges from dark green to purple, with purple colors coming out in colder conditions. Make sure you extend the coverage of the tarp to 12 to 18-inches beyond the edge of the plant. The roots of the creeping Charlie can branch out further than the canopy, and you’ll need to ensure the tarp covers this far to make the smothering effective. Wait for 2-weeks for the plant to die. In this case, and herbicide is your best option for killing the creeping Charlie. However, you’ll need to choose a selective herbicide that doesn’t kill your grass along with the creeping Charlie. A selective herbicide is the most effective way of killing off that creeping Charlie, preventing it from returning the following year. Items that are not available in store will take 3-5 working days (excluding weekends and bank holidays) to be delivered to your nominated store.

You should add the acorns you collect to your own secret stash. This player grabbed an acorn and added it to their secret stash. Removing your creeping Charlie relies on a few factors – the size of the infestation in your yard, and the method of removal. In most cases, it’s better to remove the plant in the early spring or the fall. If you have small patches of the plant, then it’s best to get rid of them in the early spring with hand-pulling before they establish larger root systems. If the die forces you to take a color that is no longer in the acorn holder, you will take one of the corresponding colored acorns from your own secret stash or another player’s secret stash. The creeping Charlie likes growing in moist, shady areas of your yard. When you see it appear, you’ll have to take immediate action to remove it, or the next time you look at it could be too late. The larger the plant gets, the harder it is to remove. Leaving a few roots in the ground is all the creeping Charlie needs to start growing again.Insert Chompin’ Charlie into the top of the tree trunk. You should place Charlie so the holes in his feet line up with the pins in the tree trunk.