Try this homemade weed killer as part of your spring lawn care: a gallon of vinegar, a cup of salt or Borax, and a tablespoon of dish soap. To apply, use a spray bottle where you can toggle the nozzle between a spray or a stream. If it’s a small area, shoot a stream; if it’s an all-over weed situation, go for the spray. Don’t go crazy, though.
Looking for a home-made recipe that might take several or regular applications to kill clover and dandelion, but won't kill the grass. Vinegar and baking powder mix...
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I would like to use your idea of the apple cider vinegar and epsom salts. What should the mix quantities be ? , and should I use organic apple cider or inorganic appl...
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was given violet looking plants to put around flower bed several years ago. Have tried digging up and they have tubular roots. Now are spreading in grass, and weed ki...
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Not sure if this is the one you meant Elaine but it is definitely worth reading
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/pest-repeller/the-truth-about-natural-weed-killer-exposed-33053043
The Truth About Natural Weed Killer Exposed
Try this homemade weed killer as part of your spring lawn care: a gallon of vinegar, a cup of salt or Borax, and a tablespoon of dish soap. To apply, use a spray bottle where you can toggle the nozzle between a spray or a stream. If it’s a small area, shoot a stream; if it’s an all-over weed situation, go for the spray. Don’t go crazy, though.
Have been told that if I use salt in this mixture nothing will grow in that area again. Will Borax have the same affect?
Hi Elaine - This is the most effective all-natural weed killer DIY that we use. It's even been featured on Hometalk! Hope this helps! Hugs, Holly
https://pinkfortitude.com/weed-killer/