The Ultimate Guide to Suffocate Weeds and Save Your Garden
Learn how to effectively suffocate weeds and protect your garden with our comprehensive guide. Say goodbye to pesky weeds once and for all!
Weeds
In the Weeds category, I provide an in-depth understanding of various unwanted plants that can interfere with outdoor gardening practices and their control and prevention. Expect resources that help identify these pesky intruders, together with proven techniques to manage and eradicate them, maintaining the health and beauty of your garden.
The Science Behind Weeds: How to Control Their Growth
Learn about the science behind weed growth and effective methods to control them. Get insights from experts and keep your garden weed-free.
How to Use Boiling Water to Kill Weeds
If you want to use a natural alternative to get rid of weeds, boiling water can be used. The easiest method is to pour the boiling water over the weeds and ensure it penetrates the ground where the weeds are growing. Then cover your hands and carry the pot over to the designated area and pour over the weeds.
Can Perennial Plants Spread and Become Invasive?
Perennials are usually more difficult to control than annuals or biennials because they spread both vegetatively and by dispersing seeds. While some are invasive, others take a lot of space. However, perennials considered invasive in one area may not necessarily be invasive in other areas.
Ultimate Guide: Leaf Mulch for Weed Control!
Tired of battling stubborn weeds in your garden? Learn the secret weapon that professional gardeners swear by – leaf mulch for weed control. Find out how you can save time and effort while maintaining a pristine garden!
Pulling Weeds Is A Big Time Waster, Is It Required?
Discover whether pulling weeds is really necessary and learn alternative methods to keep your garden weed-free. Stop wasting time and effort today.
Kill Weeds With Vinegar, But This Comes With A Warning!
Discover how to use vinegar as a natural weed killer, but be cautious as it may also harm other plants. Learn the dos and don’ts in our guide.
How to Kill Japanese Knotweed?
Japanese Knotweed can be killed by using a multi pronged approach of the following 5 methods.
Digging out the rhizomes. This removes the food source for the plant to continue to grow.
Smother The Plant. Laying tarps over the plant removes the light. The plant cannot photosynthesize.
Cut the plant regularly. Each time you cut the plant, it has to use energy to produce top growth. This weakens the root system.
Inject herbicide directly into the rhizome. This will help destroy the plant’s root system; a licensed company should perform it.
Burn all clippings of Japanese Knotweed. The smallest piece of this plant has the ability to infest new locations.
