Thinking about using ammonia for your home-made weed-killing solution? While ammonia is a common weed and grass killer, it’s quite toxic and should be used with proper caution. This article will take you through all … Read more
Diesel kills weeds and all plant material that it comes into contact with. This is because diesel is a toxin to all plant life and kills on contact with any parts of the plant. This … Read more
Nutgrass is a common weed in poorly drained areas of lawns. Also called nutsedge, it escapes most herbicides that control grassy weeds and broadleaf weeds. Below are the best selective herbicides for nutgrass control. When … Read more
Glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup, is the world’s most used herbicide. A total of over 1.4 billion pounds of glyphosate are applied per year. But since this weed killer has been classified as a … Read more
Chemical herbicides have their own demerits that include poisoning the soil and microorganisms. But did you know you can use salt for killing weeds organically? I’ve explained below how it works, how long it takes … Read more
Creeping charlie can take over your lawn and garden and become very difficult to get rid of. While broadleaf herbicides can help, you can also use borax to kill creeping charlie. But how does borax … Read more
