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How to Kill Vegetation

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Date: 11/06/2007 Topics: Gardening > Advice | Readers Request > Gardening  
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I am looking for tips on how to kill vegetation?

Hardiness Zone: 6a

Lynette from Michigan
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By piki viki (41) Profile Contact
Borax works great just sprinkle on whatever you want to kill and lasts a while great for brick patios. Lots less toxic than round-up. If you are trying to kill vegetation along a fence pour used motor oil along the fenceline. Another idea is to buy one of those propane torches specifically for killing weeds, I wouldn't recommend burning poisin ivy.

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By louel53 (626) Contact
It is not particularly environmentally friendly, but Round Up will kill all vegetation. Sometimes it doesn't totally eradicate deep rooted perennials, but it gets rid of grass and all broadleafed weeds.

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By CharlieRS (34) Profile Contact
if not killings grass....plain vinegar works well

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