How I fought the Despair in the garden. And than in the end I izved her, maybe it will be useful for someone to know

A distant relative of dill, the herb to runny, is edible in spring, but as a permanent "guest" in the garden is completely unacceptable! This weed spreads rapidly, suppresses cultivated plants, and besides, it attracts insect pests, which, of course, do not want to be limited to one desperation.

I tried to weed and mow. Sprinkle with vinegar and sprinkle with salt water. The result was pitiful - the despair was coming! And I just almost ruined with vinegar, accidentally flooding her with a garden strawberry growing nearby.

And only when I was lucky enough to talk with a neighbor, I learned what needs to be done in order to get rid of the dream.

The fact is that, unlike many other plants, sleepy can not only multiply by seeds (1 plant per year produces there are about 6 thousand of them), but it is also able to regenerate from scraps of roots preserved in the soil after the destruction of the aboveground parts.

The place where the whitening grows must be started to be cultivated as soon as the weed grows noticeably enough so that it can be identified manually and removed mechanically - by uprooting. But only then you cannot stop at this.

The cleaned area must be dug up thoroughly and with a little appropriate fertilizers, plant oil radish, mustard or rye.

The fact is that all these plants have ways of suppressing billowing - hindering the development of its aboveground green part and inhibiting the underground root.

But in addition, they belong to an extensive group of siderates. That is, later, when they suppress the whine, they can be mowed and buried in the soil for digging.

Where they will rot as a valuable fertilizer:

· Increasing soil fertility;

· Improves aeration of deep soil layers;

· Heals the microflora of the soil, preventing the growth of pathogenic bacteria.

You can also make sure that the runny does not grow in spring, you can also lower the acidity of the soil by introducing dolomite flour or lime for digging.

Naturally, this option is only suitable for places where it is planned to place crops that normally perceive acidified soil.

But personally, I prefer green manure, because it is a brilliant way to prepare a site for cultivation, that is, arranging vegetable beds.