Types of weed
These persistent invaders can be divided into four groups: annual weeds, perennial/deep rooted weeds, woody weeds and lawn weeds. Read more…
These persistent invaders can be divided into four groups: annual weeds, perennial/deep rooted weeds, woody weeds and lawn weeds. Read more…
Lawn weeds the plants that can grow so vigorously, they simply "suffocate" the grass. Read more…
Annual weeds are the ones that last for one growing season only but which leave their seeds for next year. Read more…
Perennial or woody weeds are the weeds that produce large, deep or creeping roots that keep coming back, year after year. Read more…
The old adage of one year's seeding means seven years weeding is not far from the truth. Some seeds remain viable for decades. Read more…
Weeds can generally be killed at any time of year. But the best time is when they are growing strongly because they absorb weedkiller more quickly. Read more…
Chemical solutions take the back-ache and hard work out of weeding, they are much more efficient at getting rid of weeds. Read more…
The dictionary says that a weed is "a wild (not deliberately cultivated) plant growing where it is not wanted". Read more…
Weedkiller sensible precautions during usage, storage and disposal. Read more…
In the case of most products the label will contain a warning to 'Keep Product Away From Children and Pets' or some words to this effect. Read more…
To keep weeds at bay for longer, you need more than muscle power. You need to be using the right weedkiller. Read more…
The beauty of a lawn is marred by the presence of weeds. The most common culprits include dandelions, daisies, white clover and plantains. Read more…
Brintons Magic! products are the hassle free alternative for cleaning mould, algae and moss off of hard surfaces. Read more…
Few of us have enough time to do the jobs we enjoy, so finding a way of saving time on weeding is a big benefit. Read more…
Crunchy gravel drives and paths may sound good but weeds can be a year-round problem. Read more…