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bermudagrass, or similar troublesome weeds, black plastic mulch can be placed over tilled soil and then plants such as tomatoes or peppers planted by punching holes in the plastic. During the growing season, the weeds will starve beneath the black plastic. The next year, this process can be repeated in an adjacent area and row crops planted in the area where the plastic was the previous year. Perennial weeds such as nutsedge and bermudagrass may, however, break through black plastic in places.
Perennial vines and weeds (bermudagrass, poison ivy, dock, honeysuckle, etc.) around the garden borders or in the tilled area may be controlled with an application of glyphosate (Roundup, Roundup L&G) after completion of the summer vegetable harvest.
For small areas or individual weed treatments, the Roundup L&G formulation is packaged in small quantities suitable for home use and does not require special sprayers.
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