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Weeds and dirt driving me crazy!
With all the California rain this year, the weeds in my garden are driving me up the wall!!! EVERY day, it's like the weeds just keep reappearing! Now, the inside of my house is also shot b/c all I do is track dirt in all the time! Not to mention the dog running in and out. I'm breaking my back pulling weeds, the last thing I want to do is drag a vacuum around! Help!
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While I am no fan of lawn it sounds like you need covert fast and grass will do that. Stake black plastic over the area for a week or three to kill all those weeds, scratch it up spread seed and... water.
You can decide on gardening later; this is a quick stop[ gap to hold your soil before it washes away...
Scott
You can decide on gardening later; this is a quick stop[ gap to hold your soil before it washes away...
Scott
This might be a little off topic, but I'm new here too and can't say I know much about "weed control." I do, however, have some experience with "dirt and pet control!" My wife and I got a Roomba for a housewarming gift a few years ago and it has worked great for picking up pet hair and tracked in dirt! We just set it loose after we've been in and out of the house for a few hours, and, problem solved!
Just a little something to drive you less crazy until you can figure out how to get rid of your pesky weeds!
Just a little something to drive you less crazy until you can figure out how to get rid of your pesky weeds!
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I often dreamed of robot weeders when I was a child but now, I just find it somewhat invigorating to pull the weeds myself. I don't know, call me old fashioned but, I enjoy lying in the dirt and pulling the weeds out. Of course, I hate the blackberries, they hurt a lot when I forget my gloves.
What's it like for Rhodos in the rest of the world? I've deadheaded my mothers and have been picking away at neighbours rhodos. The deadheads are a great addition the the compost pile. (It's best to cut them up a bit first)
What's it like for Rhodos in the rest of the world? I've deadheaded my mothers and have been picking away at neighbours rhodos. The deadheads are a great addition the the compost pile. (It's best to cut them up a bit first)
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