Weeds: Last News

The creator of Weeds is not enthused by the idea of a sequel series that is in development at Showtime.

September has arrived, and with the milder weather, many are tackling those gardening chores delayed over the summer - not least the dreaded task of weeding.

Gardening enthusiasts and fans of cleaning sensation Mrs Hinch have shared their go-to method for removing patio weeds.

As the summer season rolls in, many of us are spending as much time as possible in our gardens, for those fortunate enough to have one. It's crucial to ensure they're looking their best.

Weeds, much like moss, can pose a significant issue in gardens as they infiltrate the cracks and crevices of patio slabs, making them challenging to eradicate. The battle against weeds can often feel like a losing one.

Weeds are simply plants in the wrong place, with most spreading easily via wind.

Gardeners are insisting their secret to removing stubborn algae and weeds from their patios and driveways, and keeping them at bay, is a budget-friendly solution from Amazon. Thousands of garden lovers have reccomended the product, hailing it as 'magic'.

Keeping on top of the jobs in your garden and front lawn are not necessarily easy tasks. Between mowing the lawn and watering plants, making sure your outdoor living space is in tip top condition can be a lengthy process and taxing on the body.

You can banish weeds with a kitchen staple that's 'better' than white vinegar, as gardeners reveal a trick that kills weeds 'almost instantly'. For those battling with pesky weeds in their gravel paths or driveways, the solution might be closer than you think in your own kitchen.

Weeds are a pain for gardeners and can grow anywhere in the outdoor space, often sprouting between patio bricks.

Weeds are a pain for any gardener and they don't just pop up in flowerbeds, as they can sprout in between cracks on patios.

Following a bout of sunny weather over the Bank Holiday weekend, and with the Met Office predicting that temperatures will rise for a 'soft heatwave' later this week, many people are looking to get their gardens in order ahead of the Summer. One of the biggest tasks to get the garden looking Summer-ready, is de-weeding.

Gardening is a rewarding hobby, when it comes to maintaining the outdoor space, you "reap what you sew".

A raging Kilmarnock resident has fumed at streets overgrown with weeds and covered in dog poo.

Rattray residents have hit out at Perth and Kinross Council over what they say is the neglect of several areas in the town.

"conned" couple spent £650 to remove weeds - and now their garden has been left looking like a mess. Diane and Philip Walker say they have spoken out. Diane, aged 78, hired a gardener to destroy the weeds in their back garden.

Jennie Punter The 29th annual Hot Docs Canadian Intl. Documentary Festival will open with Jennifer Baichwal’s “Into the Weeds,” about a former groundskeeper who battles an agrochemical corporation after his cancer diagnosis, it was announced this morning at a media conference in Toronto unveiling the full slate.The acclaimed Toronto filmmaker is best known for her trio of visually arresting collaborations with Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky exploring impact of humans on the planet, such as “Manufactured Landscapes.” She is the first director in Hot Docs history to have a second film open the festival, and among the 49% of female directors in its 2022 official selection.“Into the Weeds” is one of 63 titles receiving their world premieres at Hot Docs, which returns to live screenings for the first time since 2019, presenting 226 films from 63 countries across 15 programs.

Bright Eyes have announced full details of their first new album in nine years.‘Down In The Weeds, Where The World Once Was’ will come out on August 21 via Dead Oceans, and today (June 22), the band have shared another new song from it.New track ‘Mariana Trench’ is the fourth preview of the band’s first studio album since 2011’s ‘The People’s Key’, having previously shared ‘Persona Non Grata’, ‘Forced Convalescence’ and ‘One and Done’ – listen to the new song below.The video for the new track was created by Art Camp, who say: “The production of the video started at the beginning of quarantine and finished as people came back out of their homes and took to the streets together.“In 18 different bedrooms across the world, listening to Bright

Most of us want a pristine looking garden without having to put in the hours of work to achieve it.