3. Use white vinegar or boiling water to kill them.
Weeds tend to come back, so pressure wash all the existing soil/sand from the seams but don't take out the foundation sand. Let it dry and then fill in with a stabilizing sand such as EnviroSand. Your home center can help find a good sand for your pavers.
I use a rolling propane torch to burn weeds in my gravel pathways and dry river bed. It works great and is chemical free. You could also use a good spray weed killer/ preventer.
If you can, dig them up, put plastic under them, and then fill with gravel. Spray around them, so no more weeds will come up. This will be the best way to go. Best wishes, J.
I dig them out with a church key or can opener then fill the groove with stone dust. Water the stone dust and it will harden to a grout-like substance.
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Make a mixture of white vinegar and water 50/50 add a dab of dish soap and salt
:There are several ways to go here:
1. Use Roundup
2. Cut them/pull them
3. Use white vinegar or boiling water to kill them.
Weeds tend to come back, so pressure wash all the existing soil/sand from the seams but don't take out the foundation sand. Let it dry and then fill in with a stabilizing sand such as EnviroSand. Your home center can help find a good sand for your pavers.
I use a rolling propane torch to burn weeds in my gravel pathways and dry river bed. It works great and is chemical free. You could also use a good spray weed killer/ preventer.
Boiling water or vinegar!
If you can, dig them up, put plastic under them, and then fill with gravel. Spray around them, so no more weeds will come up. This will be the best way to go. Best wishes, J.
I use boiling water . It kills the plant and I then remove it .
I dig them out with a church key or can opener then fill the groove with stone dust. Water the stone dust and it will harden to a grout-like substance.