Denise from Center Ridge, Arkansas writes
I just cleaned out my flower beds which were heavy with weeds as I could not take care of last year as needed. I have now pulled most weeds and want to spray with a weed killer. But I do not want to kill any of my plants in my flower beds/landscape. How close can I spray to each plant without harming them? Which is the best product to use? Thanks
You can use Eraser Herbicide to spot treat weeds around your beds as long as you do not contact any of the desirable plants. Unfortunately, there are no selective herbicides that would kill broadleaf weeds without potentially harming your desirable plants. If there are grassy weeds among your ornamental plants, then you can often use a selective grass killer such as Fertilome Over-the-Top II Grass Killer.
Answer last updated on: 03/27/2017
