Gravel driveways need a weed barrier that lasts months. Salt-based soil sterilants provide 6–12 months of control.
Follow label rates. Apply to dry gravel; water in if required. Reapply when weeds reappear (typically 6–12 months).
Fire-retardant borates used in forest fires are not standard driveway products. Stick to commercial driveway herbicides.
Salt-based sterilants are the practical choice for long-term, low-maintenance weed suppression in gravel driveways.
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