Weed Controlling

Weeds are plants’ primary rivals to getting moisture and nutrients. They come in several kinds and are typically hard to kill by merely pulling them off. They grow where they are unwanted and spoil a garden’s attractiveness. Most weeds are pretty resistant to weather changes, too. Hence, it is normal to have them all year round.

Weed Control in landscape garden

Gardeners must be careful in applying inorganic herbicides or weed-killing chemicals, because they might be equally harmful to garden plants and may pollute the soil. Some gardeners use vinegar to kill weeds after research findings said it is a good organic herbicide and does not harm plants. Others resort to over-applying fertiliser to the weeds since gardeners have found out that hastening the already fast growth of weeds will actually make them outgrow their roots and die. Still, some find it practical to plant cover plants or cover open beds with mulch to keep weeds at bay.