My wife and I have finally grown tired of the weed problem in our garden. Not that we think we can get rid of them all - but with the buildup over the years in manure, black dirt, and other items we've collected some pretty good varieties that we would like to just "bomb" and get rid of come fall/spring. I'm speaking of "creeping charlies" and others.
Any good thoughts on a routine to follow to get rid of these once the normal growth of other other stuff is done? I turn it all over every year with the big tractor (go down a foot and then re-level), till constantly, etc... but the bastards keep coming back. I'll do what's necessary (within reason) to clean it out so it's not so bad the next year...
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