Heard sugar kills weeds? It can’t hurt—some organic gardeners swear by it. But after 30+ years, I stick with mechanical removal: hoe in beds, hand-pull in landscape, tillage in fields. Consistent removal cuts weed return by 75% in three years.
For persistent perennials (creeping jenny, Johnson grass), I’ll spot-spray once or twice to gain control, then go back to culture. Sugar’s unproven; the hoe is timeless.
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