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Find your local store Get a 24 hour weather forecast Weather Forecast Settings You have two options: You can click the button below to use your browser's location services to set your location Or you can enter the town you reside in to check the weather there. Call us on 1890 22 11 33 (8am - 6pm, Mon – Sat) View our current brochuresWhile one person's garden weeds are another's decoration, it's helpful to be able to identify the problem plants in your garden - those that are depriving other plants of light, space and nutrients. This handy guide teaches you how to identify and control weeds for a cleaner, healthier garden. Spray equipment or watering can Herbicides - as required Before you can successfully control or eradicate weeds, it is important to understand their characteristics and growth habits. Generally, all weeds have some of these basic traits: Like all plants, weeds fall into two main groups. You need to know this if you are planning to use a chemical (herbicide) to control a particular type of weed.

Plants producing one seed leaf when they germinate. The leaf is long and narrow, and has parallel veins, eg. Plants producing two leaves on germinating. Leaves are broad and have a network of veins, eg. You should also know whether weeds grow annually, biennially or perennially – this can determine your method of controlling them, either by chemical or mechanical means. Annuals complete their cycle in one year or less and may have several generations in that year. Aim to destroy them before they produce seed. Some examples are Cape Weed, Winter Grass, Stinging Nettle, Chickweed, Bindii and Petty Surge. Biennials have two year cycles, flowering and producing seed in the second year. They should be destroyed in their first season. Examples include Fennel, Patterson’s Curse, and Evening, Blackberries, and Carpet Grass are prime examples. Most weeds in the home garden can be effectively controlled with good garden practices such as: Probably still the best method in the home garden or for small areas.

Using a garden fork, cultivator or Dutch hoe to remove weeds is the most practical and sensible method in many cases. The secret is to spend just a few minutes a day when the weeds are small and easy to remove rather than putting it off until the problem gets out of hand. backpacking merit badge powerpointThen it becomes a back-breaking task – and an unnecessary one – spoiling your pleasure of gardening.obus forme laptop backpack Regular mowing of lawns prevent taller weeds from flowering and seeding.walther backpack 10x42 Smothers weed seedling before they become a problem and has the added benefits of keeping the soil moist and cool in summer.asus rog shuttle backpack for sale

First, read the instructions on the container and follow them carefully. Herbicides are poisonous so familiarise yourself with first aid directions, too. Mix only according to the directions and apply with a sprayer or watering can. triumph r15 backpackAvoid spraying on windy days where spray mist could drift onto cultivated plants. kulkea backpackIt could also blow onto you, so wear appropriate protective clothing. After use, thoroughly wash out the sprayer or watering can. Wash yourself thoroughly, too, particularly hands, arms and face. Finally store chemicals in a safe place, out of reach of children, and dispose of empty herbicide containers according to label instructions. These must be used with great care. Choose a day when there is little or no wind to cause drift onto your cultivated plants and killing them, too.

In area where long term control is required, such as along fences, pathways, driveways and tennis courts, use a once-a-year-path weeder like those produced by Yates and Hortico. They kill most weeds and prevent weed seeds from germinating. But as the name implies, they last in the soil for up to 12 months. So be sure not to use where there’s a chance of the herbicide running on to lawn or garden beds. In areas where weed killing is required but the ground is to be cultivated and planted up shortly afterwards, Mitre 10 Glyphosate is recommended. This herbicides has no residual effect on the soil and the area treated can be used within 2–3-weeks. These kill only the weeds they are made to eradicate, and there’s a range of them for lawns depending on the problem. For example of only broad leaf weeds (the Dicots as mentioned earlier) while leaving grass (Monocots) to flourish. As with weedkillers, be careful of spray drift on to cultivated plants. And do not use grass clippings from the treated area for mulch or as feed for livestock.