What does it involve?

Weed control involves implementing strategies to manage and minimize the growth and spread of unwanted plants, which may include manual removal, mulching, cultivation, or the application of herbicides. These methods aim to suppress weed populations and prevent them from outcompeting desirable plants for resources such as sunlight, water, and nutrients, thus maintaining the health and appearance of landscapes or agricultural areas.

How does it work?

Weed control works by targeting unwanted plants through various methods such as physical removal, mulching, or the application of herbicides. These actions disrupt the weed's growth cycle, inhibit its ability to compete with desirable plants for resources, and ultimately reduce its population, allowing desired vegetation to thrive and dominate the landscape.