How to Kill Weeds Naturally
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Authored by Tractor Supply Company
Water, sunlight and healthy soil are the essential ingredients for a perfect lawn or garden. Unfortunately, these factors are also the ideal conditions for weeds to take root and grow.
Most chemical-based weed controllers on the market succeed at killing weeds but also come with some negative side effects. The chemicals can lead to plant diseases, contaminate nearby water sources and hurt small animals, like frogs. They also may be harmful to you and your family if you breathe in the fumes or if the chemicals come in contact with your vegetable or herb plants.
Luckily, there are several do-it-yourself weed killers that you can try instead. Follow these steps on how to kill weeds naturally without negatively impacting your grass or garden in the process.
Achieve a weed-free lawn with these simple steps:
Are you looking for more ideas on how to kill weeds organically? Give one of these tips a try. Note: these techniques are strong weed killers, but they'll also burn out grass and other plants. These tricks are best reserved for weeds that pop up through the soil, along the foundation of your house, or through walkways. When tackling weeds that come in contact with your lawn or other plants, it’s best to stick to the techniques mentioned above.
The best time to try out these organic ways to kill weeds is on a warm and sunny day. Avoid spraying anything when rain is in the forecast—rainfall may cause your weed-killing mixture to wash onto other plants and grass.
Whichever method (or methods) you decide to use when tackling your weeds, you'll see the best results by taking action in early spring or as soon as you notice new weed growth. The longer you put off de-weeding, the more time they have to germinate and spread to other areas of your yard. Once you've used some organic weed control around your yard, head to your nearest Tractor Supply Co. store for all the lawn care supplies you need for a thriving lawn and garden.