A unique, new weeding tool that is both precise and controlled allowing you to treat weeds around the garden with a single application Needless to say, this is the nuclear option and based on the research I did, it’s by far the strongest weed killer on the market. Where garden plants do not require protection (e.g. on an unplanted area), the most efficient and cost-effective method for treating larger areas of weeds is usually with a concentrate Ready-to-Use: A ready-to-use weed killer requires no dilution with water. Most of these containers have a sprayer or other application apparatus built into them, further simplifying the application. Gel products fit into this category. You will pay extra for the convenience of a ready-to-use product.

Regular cleaning and tidying not only keeps a garden looking neat, but can reduce pests and diseases too. Beneficial jobs include collecting fallen leaves, promptly removing diseased growth and debris, cleaning tools, and weeding. Still, too much tidying can discourage wildlife, so it’s a fine balance. garden hygiene and encouraging or introducing natural enemies, should be the first line of control. If chemical controls are used, they should be used in a minimal and highly targeted manner.While Doff’s very effective weed killer contains Glyphosate at 90g per litre, Roundup Stump Killer contains the same chemical but at 441g per litre. If you’re looking for a strong weed killer, choose Doff’s product, but for the strongest nuclear option, try Roundup Tree Stump Killer. My Experience A. As long as you follow the instructions, you can use these chemicals safely. You should avoid prolonged exposure to skin for most of these products. Don’t let the chemicals splash into your eyes. And don’t ingest the chemicals. As long as you follow the instructions, kids and pets typically can play in the area a few hours after application.

When I tested Doff, I found that this 1-litre product will, when diluted, treat up to 400 sq metres, so it is perfect for almost all domestic gardens.

Despite its name, I’ve found that this product from Roundup can also be used on plants, including brambles, ivy, Japanese Knotweed and saplings as well as persistent weeds such as the notorious Horse Tail (which sprouts from underground tubers). Powder and Granular: Because powder and granular weed killers also include fertilizer, they’re used for a different purpose and not really comparable to liquid weed killers when it comes to price. Simply place it over the weed that you want to get rid of and press down to deliver a dose of approx. 2 ml of herbicide. Daniel has been using various weed killers for years, at home and through his work. He also has years of experience in the roofing industry, where he used BAC50 to remove and prevent moss from the tiles.