Are you struggling to keep up with your landscape weeding? Would you rather not resort to using Roundup? Good news! There are natural alternatives to Roundup that sufficiently suppress weeds in your mulch beds, patios, garden beds, and driveway.
Good Nature's Organic Landscape Weed Suppression Program is the safer choice for non-grass area weed reduction. It includes 6 organic treatments, applied throughout the Summer, targeting the problem areas of your landscape.
For years, we’ve been using Fatty Acids and Herbicidal Soaps to suppress landscape weeds naturally. Our products don’t necessarily kill the roots like Roundup would, but they make it much easier to keep unwanted grass and weeds from taking over your mulch beds, patios, garden beds, and driveway. You can have Good Nature perform this work for you, or do it yourself.
If you prefer to handle the weeds on your own, you can always pull them out. If you don’t have the time for that, you might be interested in trying one of our recommended Fatty Acid Weed Suppression products.
Deadweed Brew is a non-selective, natural herbicide that uses Caprylic Acid to quickly control many of the most common herbaceous broadleaf and grassy weeds (perennial and annual), algae and moss. It can be used any time of year, but it works best during warm and dry conditions. Captain Jack's Deadweed Brew has the versatility to be applied anywhere around the home, including in your lawn, gardens, landscaping, and other cultivated areas. It is available in a variety of sizes for your at-home application convenience.
Another great option for DIY landscape weed suppression is Finalsan, which is a patented, organic, fast-acting, non-selective killer of weeds, grass, algae, and moss. Using a specially formulated, non-staining, ammoniated soap of fatty acids, Finalsan is a safer option that controls many common annual, biennial, and perennial weeds. It works by allowing the fatty acids to accumulate in the plant cells, causing intracellular damage, leading to cell collapse. It also penetrates the waxy cuticle of plants, causing them to dehydrate and die. It can be applied anywhere around your yard, including near your turf grass, fruit trees, landscaped areas, decks, walkways, driveways, fences, siding, and roofing. It will not stain bricks, concrete, or asphalt.
