How Do You Get Rid Of Creeping Charlie Weeds?
Creeping Charlie, while a pretty shade of purple, can wreak havoc on your lawn and landscaping. As a ground ivy, creeping Charlie coils up around your plants and restricts the amount of nutrients that are taken in. The creeping Charlie’s roots then take the nutrients itself, allowing it to multiply and take over your property. Although it’s notorious for being hard to kill, using vinegar to kill the creeping Charlie is very effective. Fill your spray bottle with white vinegar. Vinegar will completely kill whatever it touches in the plant world. It travels straight to the root and restricts oxygen and water intake. Section off the creeping Charlie weeds from the rest of your landscaping by using a sheet of plastic or a tarp to cover them. Apply the vinegar to the creeping Charlie, making sure to only spray the weeds. If you hit your other plants, immediately wash it off with your watering hose. If removed quickly, the vinegar will have little effect on the plant. Wait a few days as the
