Will this product kill wild violets?
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Wild violets are very hard to control their not much you can do to get rid of them but using a triclopyr weed control product that has ingredient in it would help it get under control but wild violets are very hard to get rid of but if you find a product that has triclopyr in it is your best shot at getting it under control
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Bayer Advanced All-In-One Lawn Weed & Crabgrass Killer is labeled to kill Wild Violet
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According to other comments here it will kill Wild Violets. I have no first hand experience with killing Wild Violets.
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no, not if you mix at the recommended rate on the label. This will work very well and take out the violet, just do not use the higher rates needed for woody brush, or you will hurt your lawn grasses.
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I got it for wild violet which is sprayed in fall. I will see in spring if it worked
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I'm using it to kill voles in my gardens. I don't think they need water. It's pretty much nibble & die. The product smells bad so it's not used in the house. As for killing the voles we will never get rid of them, just control them. They eat flower bulbs, roots. And they do not sleep in the winter, so they chew the bark of the trees. The don't live in your home. You will only know if it is working by messing up their holes and wait to see if the whole was reopened. I stayed mouse traps but they get trap shy.. Smart little buggers. I would give this 5 stars
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No. The insecticide is drawn up from the roots to the entire plant. That is what will kill the insects on the leaves and in the dirt. It works great on house plants though.
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It shouldn't as it is really designed for pests. I would avoid putting direct, undiluted product directly on the flowers,shrubs, etc....I have not used mine yet, so I cannnot rate it's effectiveness yet. From the reviews, it sounds like it will work fairly well.
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Better ask the manufacturer. My opinion is : Don't use it on any plants you will eat!!
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It will kill everything, it's very effective. I put it in a sprayer and spot spray all my weeds in and around the plants I want to keep. But if you get them on the ones you want, it will kill them too. Be careful.
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It should. With tough vines and those with waxy cuticle, I would add extra surfactant. If you don't have a professional non-ionic surfactant, I would add 3 oz of concentrated liquid dish soap to 3 gallons of mix. Sometimes not much of anything is tough enough. We have Vinca and English Ivy around here that are very hard to kill. In some cases you may need to cut-stump treat. (cut stem near ground, paint with undiluted herbicide). Best of Luck
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I did't use it on wild violet but i really don't think its any better than the weed killer I bought in my local garden center
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Yes, on the container it mentions that it will kill blackberry bushes. I recommend that you make sure the solution is placed at the root. I hope this answers your question Shirley.
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It DOES kill bushes. When you mix it, just spray it on the BUSH. It will kill it dead, dead, dead. I did it to a honeysuckle vine that was massive. It is no more. Hooray!!!!
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It will definitely kill the Bermuda grass, but I'm not sure about the irises. I know that it killed my calla lilies but did ok on the azaleas and my other trees.
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I tired other chemicals, but this is the only one that worked for me. So yes it will kill creeping charlie.
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Most likely. From both the product description and my experience, this product kills ALL vegetation.
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This product will kill any kind of vegetation you spray. However, that is only if you directly spray them. Spraying pest around them and spraying the soil will have no effect on these plants. It Only kills what is directly sprayed.
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Farley, this product is pretty much "cut & kill". It works by totally killing a stump after you cut the bush/tree...I used it with great success with Rose of Sharon. It's not a spray...you brush it on the stump. If you cut the vines and brush this on their stumps, they won't grow back. It shouldn't harm the junipers. Look at it this way...it suffocates the stump of the plant that you want to eliminate. There's not a peripheral side effect.