Killing weeds with cardboard

I always feel a little excited at the first signs of spring—the trees start to get leaves, the grass gets green, and then the not-so-exciting part: weeds. I think weeds are the only real downside of spring. I don’t even mind that the weather changes every second, but weeds bug me. Instead of spending all Read More >>

Looking for tips on how to kill weeds? These will help! Here are 14 tricks to keep weeds out of your garden - and to stop them before they start.

For the past 5 years, we have had ONE nice-looking vegetable garden -- the others have been completely covered with weeds by fall. This year, we're trying something new to (hopefully) help us keep the weeds down-- boy does it look ridiculous! I'm almost a little embarrassed to share pictures on the blog!

Have you considered using cardboard in the garden? This post covers 10 great ways you can use cardboard for gardening, including to kill weeds, for landscaping, for placing under mulch and in flower beds, and much more! There are also tips for using cardboard to help with garden organization and storage, along with making DIY cardboard planters. Cardboard can also be used to protect plants during growing periods and frosts. Learn how to use cardboard to cover and stop weeds and so much more!

Learn how you can use cardboard in the garden to suppress weeds. If weeds have taken over your backyard, or you plan on building raised beds, using cardboard to suppress weeds helps to block out the light. Tips for using cardboard in the garden for weed control.

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Ever tried to kill grass with cardboard? It sounds like a DIY hack that’s too good to be true, right?

There is nothing worse than an ugly weed wrecking the look of your otherwise beautiful garden. Follow our 9 Cheap And Natural Ways To Kill Weeds Guide and you will never have to worry about weeds again.

How to kill and control garden weeds with homemade weed killer and other organic natural weed control methods.

Tired of dealing with weeds in flower beds, rock landscaping, and lawns? Here are some ways to kill weeds naturally.

i would like to know what is the fastest approach to eliminate all these darn weeds in my backyard and start from scratch. only want green approaches, do not desire to spray a bunch of poisons on lawn. after that is done should i seed or lay sod down. i am in the sandhills area of north carolina, which has humid hot summers. im sure its to late to start any grass, but i definetly want to kill everything now, so i can start from scratch.....help

Using cardboard for weed control is an easy way to control weeds. Read these tips to get started and skip the chemicals and landscape fabric.

Because life's simple pleasures shouldn't cost a fortune.

When you need a quick and inexpensive weed barrier, cardboard is a great solution. Click here to learn how to use cardboard for weed prevention correctly.

A GARDENING expert has shared how to use 'cardboard' to clear 'lots' of weeds and prevent them from growing. The garden pro said this hack 'keeps weeds down'.

Discover how cardboard in garden spaces can be a game-changer. Learn about its unique benefits and how to use it effectively.

I always feel a little excited at the first signs of spring—the trees start to get leaves, the grass gets green, and then the not-so-exciting part: weeds. I think weeds are the only real downside of spring. I don’t even mind that the weather changes every second, but weeds bug me. Instead of spending all Read More >>

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When we moved in to the Boxy Colonial last May, the yard was in really rough shape. The bank that owned it had managed to acquire two liens on it in the few months since they’d foreclosed, one of them for never, ever mowing the lawn. It was a complete jungle in the backyard, and, we found out later, it … Continue reading →