No matter how much careful planning you do, it's inevitable that a few annoying weeds will start popping up in your garden. When you spot them, don't reach for the weed killer right away; there are ...

Humans spend billions of dollars trying to fight weeds on their properties. It has become an obsession for some, and not a concern at all for others. If your lawn has a lot of weeds, you could do one ...

The postemergence weed killers we use to control actively growing weeds generally do a good job of killing them. But if you ...

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Two applications of a lawn weed killer (at properly spaced intervals) will generally provide better weed control than one.

A solution of vinegar, salt, and soap sprayed on unwanted weeds will kill them, but it will also kill any other plants it ...

Bleach does more than whiten clothes—its potency also kills pesky weeds. However, does bleach kill weeds effectively, and how does it work? A homemade bleach solution may be the best way to remove ...

Many early spring weeds are easy to pull up, preventing future growth. Avoid using herbicides on easily removable weeds and consider the environmental impact. Some weed killers can damage trees and ...

Can I still use herbicides to control weeds in my lawn and garden beds this year? I was too busy with family commitments during the growing season, and the weeds really got going. — Robert Knobel, ...

Does it feel like you're losing the battle against weeds in your yard? Broadleaf weeds, like dandelion and clover, are notoriously difficult to manage. Consider using a broadleaf weed herbicide as a ...

Vinegar is a non-selective herbicide and can harm any vegetation it touches, including lawn grass. If you want to kill weeds in the lawn with an herbicide, use a selective herbicide instead. You can ...