Areas I couldn’t reach plus last year I brought some weed killer from you to get rid of YEARS of ivy growing up a hawthorn tree

Like most myths that spread like wildfire there is some truth in it, vinegar does kill weeds - only some kinds and like horticultural vinegar it only burns away the visible part of the weed, it doesn't kill the roots, so your weeds will likely regrow.Application method: The product can be applied by sprinkling the contents of the tube directly onto the weed or dissolving it in water to create a spray solution. This makes it easy to use and suitable for spot treatment. My patio has about 600 paving slabs and it an on going hard work to get rid of weeds, because of a little pet dog I use burning flame it become expensive buying gas cannisters.

Kills off currently growing weeds + also works as a preemergent herbicide preventing news weeds from taking root in your lawn. Apply using a watering can, pump sprayer or trigger sprayer. Expect to see results in less than 2 hours! Best applied late afternoon or early in the evening (avoiding intense sunlight), when dry and when rain is not expected.Type of Weed Killer: Lawn Fertiliser Weed Feed Killer is a selective weed killer, meaning it targets only broadleaf weeds, such as dandelions and clover, while leaving the grass healthy and unaffected. No one likes the look of weeds in a lawn, flower bed, or vegetable garden. Beyond looks, weeds steal valuable nutrients and sunlight from the plants you want to grow. Killing the weeds can help your other plants stay healthier. Horticultural vinegar may well be an effective industrial weed killer for those wishing to avoid Glyphosate but it does have numerous disadvantages: Advantages:Biodegradable, this product naturally degrades in or on the soil or if composted, and is very effective against annual weeds. Heavier grades might be required to suppress perennial weeds