Q: I have a major weed problem. My wife opposes Roundup. A friend suggested lime. Does lime control weeds?
A: Lime has no effect on weeds. For natural control, consider Bayer Natria (chelated iron), BurnOut II (clove oil and citric acid), or acetic acid products like Nature's Glory and Weed-Pharm. The best defense is a vigorous lawn: choose the right grass for your site, maintain soft soil, fertilize and water properly, and spot-spray only when needed.
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