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Wild Garlic

" in some recipes. A bit like the numerous Michelin stars awarded to the Danish restaurant (I think called "Noma"). Just be aware, that "on-trend" is not the same as viable. Wild garlic is a weed in the domestic environment, best treated with glyphosate by Judith Richards

14/04/2013 16:55:42

by Shrinking Violet

Talkback: Picture-wing flies

underfoot and then spray with a glyphosate-based weedkiller. You won't get rid of this in one go, but will have to repeat the treatment several times. by Chris9

28/04/2012 16:43:39

by Alina W

Ground Elder

sure that you cover any wanted plants, and then spray thoroughly with a glyphosate-base weedkiller. The ground elder will appear to grow better than ever for a few days, but then start to look sickly. You will probably have to apply the weedkiller by LouatLarches

03/08/2012 16:40:09

by Bookertoo

Using vinegar to kill weeds

-establishing. The washing up liquid is to help it stick to the leaves-it may harm an annual weed but is never going to work on perennial weeds like thistles ,bindweed brambles etc 2 choices dig it out-hard work- and you need to get it all out- or use a glyphosate based weed by Tim Burr

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05/08/2012 16:57:29

by sotongeoff

Horsetail - Help!

need to bruise it and then spray with a glyphosate-based weedkiller, probably more than once. Where you have it attempting to invade, you could try digging it out as it's effectively a runner,and then think about putting a barrier in the way. We had by HyppyByker

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18/07/2012 10:17:33

by Emma Crawforth

Bind Weed

have to put the house back on the market, I moved to the countryside for a quieter life... many thanks in advance. Lesley Easy-spray with a glyphosate based weed killer like Roundup-get it just on the leaves of anything you want to zap-it takes2/3 weeks by lesinnl

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24/06/2012 21:56:30

by kath rees

Talkback: Stinging nettles

buy Roundup, do so from an agricultural merchant as dilutable concentrate. Expensive, but cheaper in the long run. And follow the instructions exactly! I occasionally use glyphosate based weedkiller on stubborn weeds in paths but not in beds so I by Debs

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06/06/2012 09:19:59

by Laura Corin

Killing a lawn and starting again

of topsoil on top of compacted, badly dained, impoverished...........etc, ground won't support a good lawn. Glyphosate will kill the old lawn, but it works best when the grass is growing and it takes about 3 weeks. It is inactivated in the soil, works by sjlawton

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22/02/2013 12:42:18

by SwissSue

Lawn too healthy

of the grass while still having the garden safe and enjoyable for my two year old, and where do I find reliably sad, slow growing grass seed? I gather that roundup/glyphosate is not going to work because of the toxic effects on children. Black weed suppressing by Jennifer Deegan

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26/04/2013 20:26:06

by LorraineP

Talkback: Japanese knotweed

.Cut the top off so that you can see down the stem, which is a bit Bamboo like in that it grows in section. Straighten a metal coathanger, and poke this down through the sections as far as you can. Make up a solution of Glyphosate, from the concentrate by Dunstergardener

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04/05/2012 16:02:09

by Excitable Boy

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