GARDEN weeds can be a total nightmare to remove, and even if you do get rid of them they usually come straight back within months.
But one savvy gardening fan has discovered a cheap and easy way to stop them coming back for good.
Nancy, who posts under @simpystyledinspo on social media, shared the simple hack and it's a game changer for summer.
Last year, Nancy decided to get rid of the weeds in her garden by mixing together one gallon of white vinegar and one cup of salt.
You can also add washing up liquid to the solution, Nancy said, but it's not necessary to see results.
She then generously poured the solution directly over the weeds to kill them, although you could add the mixture to a spray bottle instead.
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"It absolutely did the trick, this was last year and here we are a full year later. It's amazing, no weeds in sight," she said.
In fact, it worked so well that the only weeds she found in her garden this year were from a corner she didn't use the mixture in.
She said: "So glad this solution worked, and all natural!
"I wouldn't use it on grass as it will damage but this worked perfectly for this rock pathway area as no other plants/grass are around it."
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Other gardening fans loved the trick, but many agreed it's important to only use it away from other plants and grass to avoid killing them too.
"This works but make sure it's not near any plants or your neighbour's lawn," one person commented.
A second agreed: "This is a great tip, we used it in our previous home."
"This would be so good to use on my pavers! Those weeds can get so annoying there," someone else wrote.
And another said: "Going to try it this weekend on my pavement."
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