Weed exterminators

[Shades-of-Oregon]

@ducks4you Pony’s are such beloved pets.
Burdock is a bothersome biennial because of its burs which tangle the horses' manes and tail. I try to keep it from the pastures at all costs.

 

[akroberts]

@Marie2020, have you tried boiling the vinegar. It makes it stronger and I would also recommend putting some salt and baking soda around the weeds then pour the boiled vinegar on top. It might kill the grass but I should think that it would do the trick.

 

[Marie2020]

@Marie2020, have you tried boiling the vinegar. It makes it stronger and I would also recommend putting some salt and baking soda around the weeds then pour the boiled vinegar on top. It might kill the grass but I should think that it would do the trick.

Thank you I'll try that. I hope that the chemicals don't knock me out through my mask

 

[Marie2020]

@akroberts
Thank you for reminding me of this thread. I really appreciate it

 

[akroberts]

Thank you I'll try that. I hope that the chemicals don't knock me out through my mask

If it's just the regular vinegar it's not that bad. I know because I did boil vinegar when I decided to make a fire pit. I have so many weeds that I don't have any way to get rid of them especially considering some of them happen to be useful. I have a (I guess you could say), cousin of mallow, wild mustard greens, and of course my dandelions. I also have some wild onions. Makes the first mowing just heavenly.

 

[Marie2020]

If it's just the regular vinegar it's not that bad. I know because I did boil vinegar when I decided to make a fire pit. I have so many weeds that I don't have any way to get rid of them especially considering some of them happen to be useful. I have a (I guess you could say), cousin of mallow, wild mustard greens, and of course my dandelions. I also have some wild onions. Makes the first mowing just heavenly.

Thank you again
I will look up wild onions. We ( being the people i have been taught by) has only learned buying what we are sold.
Hopefully I can learn different ways now. And buy the right tools for my capability

 

[ducks4you]

Wild onions are only really edible right now. When they get bigger throughout the summer they become tough and inedible. I know. I have tried this.