Use a propane torch to zap weeds in hard scapes and gravel paths. A few seconds of heat breaks plant cell walls and sends weeds into the great beyond. Warning: safety first! Only use away from ...

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Mix well in a spray bottle or other such vessel, then spray directly on weeds during a hot, sunny day. It dries them out fast, but beware: It kills any greenery it touches. Repeat as necessary. Cost: ...

A layer of mulch suppresses grass and other weeds and acts as a barrier against grass seeds sprouting in your flower beds.

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