A gardener building raised beds wants to eliminate existing weeds and grass before filling with a compost/sand/vermiculite/peat mix. Tilling in winter may not fully eradicate perennial weeds.
Mix carefully (hot water can burn). Apply to weeds on a sunny day for fastest results. This contact killer disrupts cell membranes but doesn't persist in soil, so it's safe for earthworms and pets once dry.
Dig out the top 4 inches of soil (including weed roots), set timbers, then fill with a clean growing medium. This avoids herbicides entirely and gives a fresh start.
— Mack Jean, Master Gardener, Tennessee
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