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All you need is to spray an organic or all-natural weed killer like horticultural vinegar. This will kill any plant, so if you have flowers or anything you don’t want to kill in the garden, make sure you don’t spray them. For future reference, you could put down corn gluten, which will kill the weed seed before it germinates. Also, when I recently did some landscaping around my house, I bought weed barrier from Planet Natural and laid that down first. It worked great and it allows water, air, and nutrients to pass through to the soil.

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Unfortunately, this sounds like it could be anything. A bug, watering too much, too little, needs a fertilzer, a disease? I found the pest problem solver on this website to be helpful to narrow things down a bit. Then maybe repost.

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You mean you don't have a magic wand? Anyway, I found that an all natural weed and feed does help, but not really until you get rid of the original weeds. The reason for this is because the corn gluten only kills the weed seed before it germinates. So, you might have to use an all natural spray on the weeds you see. Watch out though, they are non-selective which means anything it touches will die. I found this out the hard way. Once you've cleared that up, definitely use corn gluten or an all natural weed and feed which will stop all new weeds. Good Luck!

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