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Weeds coming up through stones
engineer_amy
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in Gardening
Hi all
my front garden is just a raised area cordoned off with little wooden stakes and filled with small stones/gravel and I get a lot of weeds coming through it. There are liners under the stones, but are very old (ive been there 10 years and who knows how long they were down before I moved in) and have obviously deteriorated with age and cut by edges of stones. I hate gardening, and the area often looks quite untidy by the time I get around to doing anything with it.
Other than lifting all the gravel and relining the area, do I have any options for stopping these weeds - or at the very least reducing them?
There is no grass or plants/shrubbery, just a stoned area.
my front garden is just a raised area cordoned off with little wooden stakes and filled with small stones/gravel and I get a lot of weeds coming through it. There are liners under the stones, but are very old (ive been there 10 years and who knows how long they were down before I moved in) and have obviously deteriorated with age and cut by edges of stones. I hate gardening, and the area often looks quite untidy by the time I get around to doing anything with it.
Other than lifting all the gravel and relining the area, do I have any options for stopping these weeds - or at the very least reducing them?
There is no grass or plants/shrubbery, just a stoned area.
Mortgage = [STRIKE]£113,495 (May 2009)[/STRIKE] £67462.74 Jun 2019
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Roundup...........0
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Use Neudorff Weed Killer it is the best I have come across.. slightly pricey but works without doubt, doesn't need a second dose or reapplying, so worth that little bit extra cost0
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