Here are some options. Dig out by hand. Smother with newspaper, cardboard or landscape fabric then cover with mulch. Boiling water then dig out. Epsom salt followed by boiling water. Or vinegar. Vinegar kill everything, so be careful where you dribble or spray.
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Here are some options. Dig out by hand. Smother with newspaper, cardboard or landscape fabric then cover with mulch. Boiling water then dig out. Epsom salt followed by boiling water. Or vinegar. Vinegar kill everything, so be careful where you dribble or spray.
I agree that pulling them out by hand is the best way to get rid of them. Even better to prevent them with cardboard or hay mulch.
I have used carpet strips down the rows between the plants. Leave for a few days and the weeds will be dead.
I would pull them out by hand. You can also put newspaper down and cover it up with mulch to prevent the mulch from coming up.