What is the best way to get rid of rhubarb and snow on the mountain?
I have tried digging them out, but that doesn’t work. – EileenA. Green-friendly products such as Green Earth Weed Killer can be used to kill the plants and prevent them from coming back. It will, however, kill any vegetation that it comes in contact with, so be sure to spray only the plants that you want to get rid of. Q. Can you tell me how to kill Burdock weed? It has pretty flowers that go to seed and cause the plant to spread. I was told to cut off the flowers and place old carpet over top of them. Will this work or do I have to use RoundUp? I would rather solve this organically.A. Burdock can be quite a pain – literally. Their small seed-carrying burrs can get stuck in clothes and pet hair and cause a real annoyance. Burdock seeds itself every two years and is a biennial. After this, it prefers undisturbed soil for growing. It produces very deep roots and will continue seeding itself wherever the burrs can travel. The best way to get rid of it is either to till the soil every year
