It sounds a little labor intensive, but it has lots of good stuff in it. I may just have to give it a try myself.

Those are fun! Thank you! They do a great job.

okay, I guess I'll be the only one to say.... where? lol Here is a link that might be useful: which one>? lol

My grandmother used salt in another way. She was the dutiful wife of a sweet minister who, without consulting her, purchased and planted many various fruit trees in their back yard. Two were in the way of the wash line, or maybe the story was they were berry trees and the birds would stain the wash. Anyhow, she wanted them gone but did not have the heart to point out to her sweet husband the bad planning. So every time she went into the back yard, she put several handfuls of salt into her apron pocket and liberally sprinkeled the root zone of these two trees with salt. Before long, they died of some unexplainable blight, and grandma had her wash line to her liking.