Say Good-bye to Weeds

Spread Landscape fabric and cut it to fit around plants.

Overlap the fabric pieces to prevent weeds from growing, and secure fabric with landscape staples.

Any weeds that grow through mulch are easy to pull because the soil remains loose.

This Preemergence herbicide, made from corn gluten, is nontoxic. You can safely use it near all of your vegetables as well as around ornamental plants.

Drip Irrigation and bark mulch are a great weed-control duo. Water moves through mulch to plant roots without spraying the surrounding soil.

Weed without stooping using a specialized tool for prying pesky plants from between pavers.

A scuffle hoe chops weeds off at the crown just below the soil surface. Constant cutting eventually kills the weeds.

A propane-fueled torch heats the cell walls of weeds until they burst, causing them to die. There's no need to char the plants.

Herbicide foam marks treated weeds and kills them. The point-and-shoot applicator is accurate, which helps protect desirable plants from overspray.