Pull them up by hand. If they are in the cracks of your sidewalk or driveway, it's not like pulling up a whole lawn. After a nice rain, it's actually quite relaxing and Zen-like. If you keep up with the weeding, it won't get overwhelming.
Pull them up by hand. If they are in the cracks of your sidewalk or driveway, it's not like pulling up a whole lawn. After a nice rain, it's actually quite relaxing and Zen-like. If you keep up with the weeding, it won't get overwhelming.
out here we use corn gluten. But that is more of a pre-emmergant.
Roundup is an herbicide, not a pesticide.
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Corn gluten to prevent seed setting, and vinegar for outright plant murder.
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Like Tulip said- pull them by hand. If you do a good job you may only need to do it twice a year. A dandelion weeder/spade is a handy tool for it too:
dandelion weeder
Lisa
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Blackberries are very tenacious plants. I hired a guy to bring his loader to wipe out a big patch of them growing in the backyard. You can't kill them short of a nuclear bomb.![]()
Roundup doesn't work on poison ivy around these parts. You have to get the stuff specific to poison ivy. I buy it by the gallon!
Also, if you do have poison ivy in your yard, or get exposed to it some other way, there is this stuff called Tec-nu that washes the oil off (it's watered down zinc oxide, I think). You should wash right after you get exposed, because it can spread easily from point to point.
Karen
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