13 Simple Solutions For Tackling Weed Control In The Fall
Getting ahead of weed control saves you from a springtime struggle. Whether turning to cover crops or avoiding "seed rain," here are things you can do in fall.
Fall is the easiest season to get ahead of next year's weeds. This is when you stop new seeds from hitting the soil and cover bare areas, so winter germinators never see daylight.
You can lay down living or dead mulches that keep spring seedlings from breaking through and overseed thin lawns. Work with the season, not against it, and work smarter, not harder.
Cooler temperatures, regular rains, cleared beds, and slower growth give you time to make thorough changes that help control weeds through the following year.
Work with the season, not against it, and work smarter, not harder.
As a master gardener, fall is one of my favorite and busiest times. Between harvesting, weeding, and planning for next year's growth, my gardens keep me busy.
Author's summary: Master weed control in fall for a healthier garden.
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