Applying corn gluten or vinegar as home-made remedies, removing the yellow flowered heads to prevent germination, treating with broadleaf weed killers, and uprooting by hand or by trowel are ways to get rid of dandelions.
You can use a Glysophate weedkiller such as Roundup. It will kill them but be careful not to get it on plants you want to keep.
One way is to apply Roundup or some equivalent herbicide to just where the weed is and then overseed a couple of weeks later to fill in the dead spot in the lawn. You can do this with a sprayer with the nozzle right next to the plant or by using a small painbrush dipped in the herbicide and painted on the leaves of the plant.
Sprinkle brown sugar on the yellow part of the dandelion. This messes with its cellular respiration and should kill it. If this doesn't work, spray the dandelion and the surrounding area with vinegar.
Mow your lawn then buy weed killer and spread it all around the yard
Manual extraction. Use a shovel and make sure you get the entire taproot out, otherwise it will just grow back.
You pull them out. Then add some weed control to the grass.
scotts turf builder is used to help your grass grow thick. it does stop some dandelions but it doesnt complete wipe them out
It gets rid of weeds and dandelions. I have only used it once and it works.
It is hard to get rid of dandelions because dandelions are a very hardy plant. Dandelions will grow anywhere and very quickly.
dandelions
Dandelions is the correct spelling.
because it they are one of the main reasons they are called weed and also if the dont come back that is a good idea!!
Yes it does as dandelions weighs light!
What is the metabolic process of dandelions
Dandelions are used for making wine and tea catsears are so close to dandelions that they are called false dandelions.
Where there is flowers is where you can find some dandelions.
Chinchillas are physically capable of eating dandelions, yes.