Annual and perennial weeds have differing life cycles, and should be dealt with differently, too. Find out how to distinguish between these two types of weed and pick up tips on tackling them, in Alan Titchmarsh’s practical video. Browse our extensive collection of advice on dealing with annual and perennial weed species.
Dealing with annual and perennial weeds
Discover the different methods for dealing with annual and perennial weeds, in Alan Titchmarsh's short video guide.
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