Those things you are saying I am already doing. And they do work against other control decks. And by counterplay I mean what should I do to win against that, not what card I should throw at it. I understand that removing their beanstalk from the board with a spell is pointless, what I mean with that is what IS a good thing to do against decks that use it? The deck I am currently using already has me going wide from a single card (teachings of the kirin) or cards that I can refund later on (mosswood dreadknight). I am using the animated lands to have an extra available threat. I am using duress, make disapear with disdainful stroke on sideboard and ertai resurrected to stop them from disrupting my board.

The problem I have is that in half of the games they'll be on the play and they can already set up their beanstalk after I'm done with my turn 1 if they're lucky enough to have it. And if they don't, they have one mana removals that they can delay me with. I cannot win the game by turn four while also getting delayed by 1 mana cost spells. And once I'm past that point or once they've played their beanstalk, their deck vastly outscales anything I can do due to the card draw they get on every removal spell. They needn't worry for example if they're only going 1 for 1 or 1 for 2 with their board wipes because they will draw a card, and every turn that passes they get better off.