Extensive gravel driveway. Roundup works weeks, then weeds return. State uses lime on roads—can I? Fixed income, tired of weeding.
Weed seeds blow in, wash in, drop from tires constantly. Bare ground (even gravel) gets colonized.
Lime raises pH but doesn't kill established weeds. Blows away, harms adjacent lawn.
Accept maintenance as the price of a clean driveway. It's manageable if frequent.
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