Naivety, ignorance or contempt. People think a plant is "Pretty" so they buy it and plant it in their garden. They haven't realised that the nursery is actively encouraging the destruction of their local bushland. Exotic nurseries sell plants under the guise of "drought tolerant" or "easy maintenance". Generally speaking this really means will be spread by seed and outcompete your local bushland. These nurseries also sell "Natives". But don't be fooled. For starters Native means from your country. It does not mean from your area in the country. And a plant that is endemic to your area but growing a long way away is not provenant to your area, it probly has a different genetic makeup to the provenant ones even though it may be the same species. A better way to describe local plants is Indigenous, endemic or provenant, although this termininology itself is by no means perfect. In most nurseries "Native" means Hybridised and genetically modified/manipulated cultivars. The Provenant plants are purposefull ie. they play an important role in your local ecosystem. If/When these Mutant natives that the nurseries have grown breed with the Provenant ones they are destroying the local gene pool. And can not be killed by bush regenerators because they can not be identified as weeds. A good example of that is with Grevillias. Exotic plant nurseries also encourage people to grow Natives that are not endemic to the area, So plants like Acacia saligna from the west coast of Australia are now terrible weeds in Eastern Australia. These are also very hard to I'D from Provenant endemic indigenious natives. They might only be a different species of a genus or even just a different subspecies, with very little difference in its identifiable features. Also the government makes it expensive to get Indigenous seed collecting licences, for reasonable reasons.
There are plenty of weeds growing in my garden
The definition of a weed is a plant growing in the wrong place therefore if you want daisies growing then they are not weeds
It does not actually kill actively growing weeds but it can be used as a natural way to prevent weeds.
Even weeds are lplants and many weeds have flowers so flower are both plants and weeds. flowers you dont want growing where they are are weeds. as are plants.
it will make your grass grow but it will not kill weeds=)
You can address the issue of your neighbors' weeds growing over the fence into your yard by politely discussing the matter with them and asking if they can take care of the weeds on their side of the fence. If they are unwilling to do so, you can consider installing a barrier along the fence line to prevent the weeds from encroaching onto your property.
The type of mulch used is not typically what prevents the weeds. It is the amount or depth of mulch. The thicker the mulch, the more it prevents the weeds from getting oxygen and growing.
I use weed killer.
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Grasses is a botanical category. Weeds is an aesthetic one. If you don't want it growing where it is, it's a weed (even if you might want it growing somewhere else). It may, or may not, also be a grass: Bermuda grass and crabgrass are commonly considered weeds, but both are nonetheless true grasses.
To prevent weeds from growing in new sod, you can apply a pre-emergent herbicide before laying the sod, ensure proper watering and fertilization of the sod, and promptly remove any weeds that do appear by hand pulling or spot treating with a post-emergent herbicide.
To prevent weeds from growing between pavers, you can use a weed barrier fabric, apply a pre-emergent herbicide, or regularly pull out any weeds that do sprout. Additionally, filling the gaps between pavers with polymeric sand can help prevent weed growth.