Need to prevent dandelions, branches, etc from respawning...

[Intellect Inside]

Nothing I do to the ground (pickaxe, hoe, cultivator) keeps these types of items from respawning inside my base. Even putting down floorboards doesn't stop it.

[carbonfibre]

That unfortunately is the yearly struggle of any gardener. Wait till cats start leaving parcels in your soil. Don't get me started on snails and aphids.

[Kitsune Dzelda]

Originally posted by carbonfibre:

That unfortunately is the yearly struggle of any gardener. Wait till cats start leaving parcels in your soil. Don't get me started on snails and aphids.

It doesnt matter what spray I use, the aphids eat the petunias anyways, and im left sad and desolate by fall... *sigh*

[Assaultin]

Sorry to continue the gardening tips here (I grow flowers for work lol) but try growing marigolds and geranium citronnella near your crops. They are generally good at keeping pests away.
Half filled beer can (entrance low to ground) for snails.
Try growing aphid resistant crops for a year if it happens often. Outside pesticide (not recommended) and bios like lady bugs, they aren't easy to eliminate.

In valheim, I just converted my floors to stone. only way I got rid of them. They also dont really grow on stone paths from what I've seen. May put cobble stone paths under house if you want a wood floor.

[Ebyl]

Wtb tamed greylings to pick up around my bases.

[Trip]

If you remove the floor and flatten or use the make path tool it removes the grass and ferns. Then put your floor back. I have not noticed the weeds regrowing yet.

[Bingus]

Originally posted by Kitsune Dzelda:

Originally posted by carbonfibre:

That unfortunately is the yearly struggle of any gardener. Wait till cats start leaving parcels in your soil. Don't get me started on snails and aphids.

It doesnt matter what spray I use, the aphids eat the petunias anyways, and im left sad and desolate by fall... *sigh*

a truly dedicated gardener keeps his bow drawn and ready for any snail or worm that pokes its head above soil. no sleep.

[daggaz]

For snails, you need to release an apex predator like the wild boar into your garden.

[Meewec]

Originally posted by Trip:

If you remove the floor and flatten or use the make path tool it removes the grass and ferns. Then put your floor back. I have not noticed the weeds regrowing yet.

mine regrow on flattened earth.

Originally posted by Intellect Inside:

Nothing I do to the ground (pickaxe, hoe, cultivator) keeps these types of items from respawning inside my base. Even putting down floorboards doesn't stop it.

my brother used an "out of sight, out of mind" approach. when a dandelion kept respawning in his house he popped the floorboard out, smacked the spot with his pick and put the floor back in

[BGratz]

at leat for the Mushrooms and other plants this mod should work
https://www.nexusmods.com/valheim/mods/274

(it can spawn the spawners and you can remove them, since its the same spawners i guess its 99% safe to say that these are completly removed too. At least the middle mouse button for delete works on wild mushrooms, but i will now not sit here and wait if they respawn)
Edit: nice branches work too

[Intellect Inside]

So apart from mods, I'm stuck with these spawns until I have the stonecutter.

[Martin]

I like the twigs and dandelions.

[Complaintdesk]

There is a cobblestone path encircling our castle and the dandelions grow right through it. For me dandelions are only a nuisance in my garden. While harvesting crops I inevitably end up picking a few dandelions. Other than throwing them into the obliterator to dispose of them, I will also throw them at the entrance to the Burial Chambers where they disappear after a day cycle and a bit.

[Ryzilynt]

Originally posted by Kitsune Dzelda:

Originally posted by carbonfibre:

That unfortunately is the yearly struggle of any gardener. Wait till cats start leaving parcels in your soil. Don't get me started on snails and aphids.

It doesnt matter what spray I use, the aphids eat the petunias anyways, and im left sad and desolate by fall... *sigh*

Do you make sure to reapply after it rains? I use Natria insecticidal soap , extremely effective. You want to try to remove anything visible, then soak the affected areas.

Edit : Should keep the bees happy.