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Weeds that emerge on patios and driveways can prove incredibly bothersome.

They sprout through gaps between paving stones, spread along gravel walkways and leave otherwise tidy gardens appearing untidy and unkempt.

Some homeowners don't object to them and actually appreciate their benefits, as many are wildflowers that help wildlife and soften the appearance of hard landscaping.

However, when weeds begin to dominate, they can create slippery surfaces, pose tripping hazards, and harm paving or completely obstruct pathways.

At this point, many gardeners resort to chemical treatments or costly equipment, but there's a far simpler approach that proves particularly effective during breezy or arid autumn days.

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) suggests the secret lies in usi

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