Re: natural weed control

**K*@aol.com**

Do you know if this would work with rampant pokeweed? The house we have  
inherited has two large stands of the stuff and it is sprouting everywhere. I 
am  not sure that burning this is the best option.

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In a message dated 5/6/2013 10:46:45 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
Phyllis@LandscapeDesignStudio.com writes:

I've  been using Burnout weed killer with great success. Its active 
ingredients are  citric acid and clove oil. The timing of an application is 
importantâit must  be applied on a dry, warm day. Young weeds will be gone with one 
 dose

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