How Do You Kill Grass On A Stone Driveway?
Grass that makes its way onto a stone driveway takes away from the natural look of the driveway. Utilizing tools such as a power washer or scraper removes the visible grass from the driveway. It’s very likely that the grass will always come back if you use these methods. A common household liquid, when “prepared” the proper way, removes the grass and its roots without causing any damage to the stone driveway or the environment. Cut the grass down as low as possible with a pair of gardening scissors. Boil white vinegar in a cooking pot. The exact amount of vinegar needed varies per the amount of grass on the driveway. Cover the pot with a lid once the vinegar comes to a rolling boil. Take the boiling hot vinegar out to the driveway immediately after it has been covered. Pour the boiling vinegar over the grass slowly. Be sure to cover all of the grass. The combination of the heat and vinegar kills the grass.
