Just be very careful about using salt in your weed killer if you want other plants to grow in that area. Salt basically kills the soil so that nothing will grow in that area until it leaches out from the rain, which could take a couple of years. Salt in the mix is wonderful if you're using it on cracks in a sidewalk or driveway. In a garden just use vinegar with a squirt of Dawn. Shake it up in a spray bottle and carefully spray on the leaves. Then pour some down to the root of the plant. That should work. Wishing you the best.
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Here's my weed killer:
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/pest-repeller/all-natural-weed-killer-43299149
All-Natural Weed Killer
I've read recently that an application of hydrogen peroxide will kill weeds.
Hi Bonnie,
Just be very careful about using salt in your weed killer if you want other plants to grow in that area. Salt basically kills the soil so that nothing will grow in that area until it leaches out from the rain, which could take a couple of years. Salt in the mix is wonderful if you're using it on cracks in a sidewalk or driveway. In a garden just use vinegar with a squirt of Dawn. Shake it up in a spray bottle and carefully spray on the leaves. Then pour some down to the root of the plant. That should work. Wishing you the best.