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Removing Weeds

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Date: 07/18/2005 Topic: Gardening > Weeds  
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By Joandogs (Guest Post)
In a border, or where you don't want weeds or grass to grow: cut them back with scissors, weed whacker, or mower depending on amount and douse with white vinegar! They will be dead within 2 days, especially if the sun hits them. I use this in my dog pen to rid it of weeds and it isn't harmful to them or youngsters.

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By Sue Hadley (Guest Post)
I pull weeds soon after I water the area, or just as soon as I can after a rain....you don't pull out so much dirt as well as the other plants near them....

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When gardening, to remove big dandelion plants, use flat head screwdriver to dig down to break roots deep in dirt to ensure no re-growth.

By Lisa Donovan

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