The key to getting rid of pokeweed is to cut off all of the berries. Several articles recommend a chemical like Roundup but one of my favorite sites states that it's use is optional if you follow their step-by-step directions. Doing it without chemicals takes a lot more work, so the choice is yours. Click here to read the article about removing pokeweed. Wishing you success with your project!
Somehow my house and garden got tiny gnats that killed my fuchsia plant and fly everywhere. I have tried ALL the Web recommendations - soap and oil dishes, sand in th...
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Brush killer. Just don't let it drift to anything you want to keep.
Hi Casey,
The key to getting rid of pokeweed is to cut off all of the berries. Several articles recommend a chemical like Roundup but one of my favorite sites states that it's use is optional if you follow their step-by-step directions. Doing it without chemicals takes a lot more work, so the choice is yours. Click here to read the article about removing pokeweed. Wishing you success with your project!
Linda
2, 4-D will kill almost anything except regular grass.