Weeds shouldn’t pose too much of a threat if you’ve had your patio professionally installed by a reputable landscaper. However, even paving that has been expertly installed isn’t completely ...

Common weeds you may find growing through your patio, decking or other outdoor areas include dandelions, chickweed, crabgrass, plantain, and nettles. If left unkept, you’re likely to see these ...

If you have weeds between patio slabs, and choose to use bleach to kill them, it can also damage the stones. Bleach also has strong fumes and can be bad for the environment and your health.

You'll need water, baking soda, and potash soap to make the solution. Mix 2.6 gallons of hot water with a packet of baking soda and five tablespoons of potash soap. Scrub the patio tiles with this ...

A well-designed patio should be a place of relaxation, not a constant battle against invasive weeds. However, the type of flooring you choose can significantly impact how much maintenance your ...

But a landscaper has warned homeowners against a ‘quick fix’ weed-killing method, which is actually doing much more harm than good. Not only is it damaging your patio and driveway, but it’ll ...

And one place to start is banishing weeds from your patio. She said: "With the warmer weather on its way, those pesky invaders will start popping up in every nook and cranny, especially around ...