As title suggests. Weeds in paver drive have taken over, short of taking then off, leveling and putting weed barrier then laying them with polymeric sand… what can i do?

by ReplacementAny6825

19 Comments

  1. dadydaycare

    Sounds like you answered your own question I would go out with some salty vinegar, soap, water and spray everything down so it will die and then rinse and repeat when necessary

  2. Ok-Charity-4712

    Don’t overthink it. Bleach it, wait an hr. Power wash. Repeat each spring.

  3. Electrical_Report458

    Commercial property managers must have a solution for this, but I don’t know what it is.

    To kill the weeds now I’d spray with glyphosate (haters in three, two, one). Then I’d investigate periodic application of pre-emergent herbicide. Perhaps alternating between Stonewall and Dimension granules? Broadcast it on the driveway, then broom it into the joints. It wouldn’t take very much.

  4. imthemadridista

    Google: “Propane torch for weeds”

  5. My_Willow_2022

    Mine looks the same. I read baking soda for moss. Didn’t try it. Plan to attack next summer.
    Pressure wash, remove any and all remaining weeds – however method. And was thinking from there, sand in any gaps and spray coat it.
    Older lady here so will be doing sections at a time. It will get done but might take me a couple summers lol. Or maybe start this fall.

  6. majorwhoflungpoo

    I’d say keep it looks better with the weeds.

  7. amilmore

    I’m gonna combine most of thee advice here – spray vinegar with salt/soap to dry out the leaves, and THEN blast them with a weed torch because they’ll burn better and its more fun

    don’t use weed barriers, they make a mess and don’t work.

    Try to clear out the gunk between cracks with your hose and then (once dry!) spread some poly sand.

  8. Sir-Spazzal

    Looks like driving on it works for removing weeds. Just vary your parking and eventually you’ll get‘em all.

  9. Indigo_Thunder

    Strimmer with a wire wheel to take the surface level weeds out.
    Glyphosate coating and let it sit for a week or two.
    Pressure wash the driveway.
    Add polymeric sand.

    Have a brew.

  10. iwastryingtokillgod

    A power washer might cut a lot of it out.

    Weed torch is probably the best option but fire can be hazardous 

  11. Pressure washer, broom, blower, poly sand and a big bag of weed.

  12. Piddy3825

    pressure wash and re-sand the area.

    to keep future growth from reoccurring, spray with a mixture of salt and heavy duty vinegar.

  13. Soderholmsvag

    For weeds near other plants I want to keep, I fill the kettle with water, boil and douse. For sidewalk weeds I use a chemical and spray.

  14. Familiar-Elephant150

    introduce moss to fill the cracks, it’s lovely and stops the weeds.

  15. Independent_Tutor_37

    I know there’s a wire brush attachment that can go on a string trimmer. That would get those weeds out of the cracks.

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