Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our weeds come out from gravel so we can’t put mulch there- would rather pay some to pull vs using pesticides.
I just saw a portable propane tank with a wand to kill weeds in rocks! sounds like fun!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My son is a landscaper and absolutely does weeding. For some customers, it is part of their weekly cost, and for others, they just want it done monthly, before a party, etc. Weeds can make the most beautiful landscaping look unkempt, so it's a part of taking care of your property, so most companies will do it.
As a side note, I love weeding my beds, and we have a lot of them. It's very zen to me, and keeps me more active. I weed as a hobby lol.
+1 to your second paragraph!
Anonymous wrote:Our weeds come out from gravel so we can’t put mulch there- would rather pay some to pull vs using pesticides.
Anonymous wrote:Our weeds come out from gravel so we can’t put mulch there- would rather pay some to pull vs using pesticides.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That takes laziness to another level. Good god.
How is it different than outsourcing any other landscaping task?
Anonymous wrote:My son is a landscaper and absolutely does weeding. For some customers, it is part of their weekly cost, and for others, they just want it done monthly, before a party, etc. Weeds can make the most beautiful landscaping look unkempt, so it's a part of taking care of your property, so most companies will do it.
As a side note, I love weeding my beds, and we have a lot of them. It's very zen to me, and keeps me more active. I weed as a hobby lol.
Anonymous wrote:There are kids on Nextdoor begging to do that for you. $10 an hour in most cases.
Anonymous wrote:I pay for a monthly garden bed weeding. Most lawn/ landscaping companies do it. I am in MoCo and use a service called Total Care Lawn /Landscaping. They also mow the lawn weekly, and do the leaves in fall, and a spring cleanup.
The trick is to make sure you hire a company that knows about plants, and isn’t just a lawn service, so they know the difference between a plant and a weed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That takes laziness to another level. Good god.
What?? Are you nuts?? Between work, kids, school, commuting, sports, doctor appointments, etc…who has time to weed their yard?! Especially a huge yard like mine that also needs mowing, mulching, pruning, trimming, aerating, etc!!!
+1 you’re probably talking to a retiree with a .2 acre lot.
OP here, was just looking around the forum and I saw that this thread had been revived. Unfortunately that description does not fit me - I'm in my 30s with a 1/3 acre lot. The weeding takes hours per week to stay on top of.