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Weed Killer

  • 17-07-2014 10:26am
    #1
    RAFA B
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    Hi,

    I am looking for some advise on weed killer please. Have a section at the bottom of the garden that i need to kill off in in order to put some stones down. I am looking for a good weed killer to rid the area of nettles, brambles etc that are growing and out of a tree stumb etc. Any advice appareciated please and thanks.

    Rafa


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  • #2
    [Deleted User]
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    RAFA B wrote: »
    Hi,

    I am looking for some advise on weed killer please. Have a section at the bottom of the garden that i need to kill off in in order to put some stones down. I am looking for a good weed killer to rid the area of nettles, brambles etc that are growing and out of a tree stumb etc. Any advice appareciated please and thanks.

    Rafa

    Glyphosate weed killer if you want to kill everything eg Gallop or Roundup. Buy it in your local Co-op, Hardware store or Garden Centre. Follow the directions on the pack. You will need a sprayer of some kind. Wear clothing that covers all your skin and a mask.

    Brushwood will kill nettles and brambles without killing grass.


  • #3
    lazybones32
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    They nearly all have the same main ingredient, so it doesn't matter too much which brand you use.
    How large an area must you treat?

    If your brambles are a fair-sized thicket, you'll have to get yours hand dirty in removing them - whether they're dead or alive - so it might be as good to run over the area with a strimmers and lay a good thick layer of fabric on the ground. 2-3 layers of weed suppressant, coupled with the stones on top, should prevent any weeds emerging from the soil.


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