I trust you all realize if you use some expensive weed killer it will probably also kill the grass.
I think, as gardeners, most of us know what weedkiller does. As a non gardener it may be new to you How do I know you're not a gardener? Gardeners don't have gravy on the lawn
I wonder... Should I be buttering up my brussel sprouts on the stem, to get a head start on Christmas dinner preparations? 😉
I'm sorry Gordon, couldn't resist a silly joke. I'd imagine it is the salt or grease thats killing the weeds, but there are better ways to get rid of weeds without using herbicides. I dig them out. Welcome to the forum by the way 😊 I like a bit of bonkers, it brightens my day up no end👍
No joke try it on Dandylions but no luck with Marestail I think I will have to try a little Bleach
Don't put bleach on your garden ... it won't kill the Marestail but it will kill all the good micro organisms in the soil that a healthy soil and healthy plants depend on.
Looking back at your earlier posts, I see we advised you to find a way to improve the condition of your soil in order to improve the health of your roses ... bleach is not the way to do it.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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As a non gardener it may be new to you
How do I know you're not a gardener?
Gardeners don't have gravy on the lawn
In the sticks near Peterborough
The rats will love that🤮🤢
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
I wonder... Should I be buttering up my brussel sprouts on the stem, to get a head start on Christmas dinner preparations? 😉
I'm sorry Gordon, couldn't resist a silly joke. I'd imagine it is the salt or grease thats killing the weeds, but there are better ways to get rid of weeds without using herbicides. I dig them out.
Welcome to the forum by the way 😊
I like a bit of bonkers, it brightens my day up no end👍
That occurred to me too ... my OH says that when I start putting gravy on the garden rather than the dinner he's going to take charge of things
Don't put bleach on your garden ... it won't kill the Marestail but it will kill all the good micro organisms in the soil that a healthy soil and healthy plants depend on.
Looking back at your earlier posts, I see we advised you to find a way to improve the condition of your soil in order to improve the health of your roses ... bleach is not the way to do it.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.