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Default Getting a jump on weeds

Can I do something now so I get less weeds in my flower beds in the spring? Once again the weeds have won and DH insists he is going to rip out thousands of dollars worth of landscaping in early spring and plant grass or ivy instead. I am livid about this and may have already lost the DH battle but wonder if there is hope.

I've tried pulling weeds out by hand but never get all the roots. I've used round-up too but that doesn't always work and I know of people who killed things with it it wasn't supposed to kill. Newspaper under the mulch didn't work either. Help save my flower beds!
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