yardener logo - click to go to home page
Yardener's Advisor Newsletter: Sign In / Subscribe


Search Yardener

  • Home
  • Find Info
    • Plant Helper
    • Plant And Pest Problem Solver
    • Toolshed of Products
    • Buy Books And Videos By Jeff Ball
    • Watch Yardening Videos By Jeff Ball
    • Nancy's Blog
    • About Us
  • Ask Nancy! (Free Q&A)
    • Ask A Question For Free!
    • View A List Of Answered Questions
  • Free Monthly Newsletter Subscription!
    • Sign Up
    • About
  • Free Videos
  • Want To Help Us?

    • 1) Donate Via PayPal
    • 2) Share This
  • Looking For Products?
    • 1) Shop At amazon.com logo

Ask Nancy > How To Get Rid Of Mint In Garden
Questions
  • Ask A Question
Search Our Site
Newsletter Subscription
Yardner's Advisor Newsletter provides information just for plants in your yard!

How To Get Rid Of Mint In Garden

Question From: Utica, Michigan, United States
Q: My garden has been overtaken by mint! I try to pull out the long, strong tubers, but the mint just keeps spreading! It is growing in between and thru the bushes. I tried a mix of vinegar and dish soap, but someone told me the vinegar we use in the kitchen is not strong enough to do the job. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Your best bet is to weed wack back the foliage several times and then in fall paint the new growth with Roundup. Read the label and follow the directions. Some may return in spring but continue on with the same proceedure. Good Luck, Nancy



Do you have a gardening question? Ask Nancy



Our Privacy Policy       Contact Us

©2003-2020 Yardener.com, All Rights Reserved
copyright material is protected by copyscape.com, do not copy our content without permission