As temperatures soar and the prospect of rain becomes increasingly unlikely, you might be feeling a little anxious about keeping your plants hydrated. It's easy to forget, however, that weeds compete for the moisture in your yard, which is why weeding is a crucial task to check off your list during a drought.
No gardener looks forward to pulling up stubborn weeds – especially in hot weather. But with their complex root systems and relentless growth, weeds can absorb far more moisture than cultivated plants, leaving the rest of your garden to struggle.
