As much as everyone who owns a garden wishes it to be the case, unfortunately, landscape designers have not yet created a garden that requires zero maintenance. If you ask the seasoned professionals at Intreeg Landscapes, even landscaping without any plants or foliage will need cleaning regularly. In other landscaped gardens with shrubs, trees, flowers, and a lawn, then, of course, there is maintenance and care required to keep it healthy and looking great.
One task within that maintenance regime will be weeding. Weeds are every gardener’s nemesis, given that they take away moisture, nutrients, and sunlight from the other plants they wish to grow. Weeds also spoil a garden’s appearance. If weeds are left to thrive, especially the aggressive ones, they will soon overrun a garden and eradicate the plants and flowers meant to grow there.
As you are probably aware the solution to the problems we have just described is removing any weeds which you see growing. However, many well-meaning people make mistakes when weeding and as such do not get rid of the weeds as well as they should. Here are five of those weeding mistakes to avoid.