Will this kill poison ivy? Poison sumac? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
2091217
Yes to both nuisance plants. but it may also kill nearby plants. UR welcome.
2091218
I have no experience on those plants however every woody type plants or bush and I have tried this one it has totally eradicated it so my guess is that it was definitely will. one thing I am sure that you have already read in these questions and comments that is imperative you must apply them directly after a cut. I know dealing with poison anything you don't want to really disturb it so what I would do is apply directly to the leaves of the plant and give it a day or two and after 2 days if you do not see a drastic change then you need to cut it and apply it
2091219
Yes, but is tedious work cutting poision ivy and brushing tordon on the cut ends. Probably better off using a broadleaf spray like 2-4D.
2091220
Use Ortho Poison Ivy and Brush Killer for that. Tordon is way overkill for poison ivy, and should be used a sparingly as possible! (If the only tool you have is a hammer, all of your problems look like nails!)
239778
I use mine to kill ivy only. so I fill it with warm water and then pump it and spray it out half way and then pour the rest out of the tank.I do know that there is a product s, old to clean out the sprayer, but what I spray is not oily or sticky like use d to spray on fruit trees.
499314
I don't know what palmetto Palm bush is but I bet it will kill it. It works on poison ivy and kudzu, english ivy; everything I've tried. I would use about 1 cup/gallon.
995094
This vinegar will kill any plant material it comes into contact with which is likely why they don't recommend spraying it. Our arborist recommended using a paint bush so we'd have better control of where it ended up.
2035294
honestly don't know if it will kill poison ivy- definitely a strong weed killer otherwise.... and the mixtures on the container is for acres - I've used a capful per gallon and keeps my landscape clean of weeds especially the proliferate dandelions.
1171719
Yes. It kills leaves that it touches but does not penetrate to the roots like other weed killers. What hits the ground slightly decreases the Ph level for a day or 2 then dissipates, leaving no change to soil conditions. My understanding is that the acetic acid severely dehydrates the plant instead of outright poisoning.
1264832
I've never tried, but it's killed anything I've sprayed it on.Some things quicker than others. Spray once a week for about three consecutive weeks @ about 5 oz. per gallon with a surfactant will probably do the trick. I only use 3 oz/gal, spray poison Ivy, kudzu, trees, briars, box elders, spray 2-3 times and they disappear.
1195581
It may, it depends on how established and rampant the problem is. I bought a home with it a few years years worth of growth on it and tried the Bayer with no success. I had to use this: Triclopyr 4E Herbicide 1 Gallon - Replaces Remedy Ultra. It is expensive, but it killed it off where I sprayed two applications (over the course of a month). Ivy is very resilient, so unless you kill all of it, it will slowly creep back in. If you want to try the bayer first because it is inexpensive, I would use it just about undiluted and use a agent like bonide to ensure it sticks.
646344
I use a pump up sprayer and my lawn is Centipede. I was overrun with nut sedge after a hurricane and it took 4 applications to destroy the weed. That was over a year and a half time frame. Just now we are using it once again for a wild violet that blew in during wind gusts. So far one application has withered the outer leaves only I see fresh shoots starting. Unfortunately the day I spayed this area had a cloud burst, where else but over my lawn. I hope someone who has St Augustine will share their findings with you. As far as the Image goes in controlling weeds, I don't use anything else. This product works if directions are followed as stated on label. Scots001.
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I noticed that many types of brush that I was trying to remove (e.g. poison ivy or honeysuckle vine) required 100% strength as supplied in order to knock out the plants so I did not dilute it at all for these. You might consider experimenting with various amounts of dilution to see if it will work on the types of brush you are trying to remove, but I would start as J. Messick says with a 50-50 mix and go to a more concentrated mix if the 50-50 mix did not do the job.
2035291
This will work well with most broadleaf weeds, including poison ivy. Watch in a few months: Poison ivy has a strong root system that might survive first application of herbicide. Glyphosphate will do the job too. It will kill anything green.
1464231
The bottle says nothing about slugs or snails, lists the following: thrips, katydid, leafminers, worms, catepillars, borers, cabbage worm, ...... I don't believe this is for lawn insect control, mostly for fruit trees and ornamentals?
1325493
I do not know. I do know it will kill St. Augustine Grass here in Florida. It also controls torpedo grass in my junipers. I lift up the juniper runners and spray directly on the torpedo grass/ Sorry I could not be of more help.
954581
Sumac IS listed as a specie controlled by Triclopyr. Have not used it specifically on Sumac; however, I am experiencing excellent results with a very hardy invasive, Trifoliate Orange, using a 20% Triclopyr mix with 80% diesel fuel. I would think application should be made anytime the Sumac is in leaf.
1050223
I would call Bayer. If I'not mistaken it will kill St. Augustine. It didn't wok for me on crabgrass or carpet grass. Just made it sick for a while after 2 applications then came back with a vengeance.
1690089
Barbara, I just read through the label and dollarweed is listed so it appears that Trimec will indeed kill it!Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
2019012
According to the label it does kill the Emerald Ash Borer. This is a systemic product and should be applied BEFORE the ash borer makes an appearance. I haven't used this product on my ash trees, I use a different product each spring for the borer. I have had good luck with this product over the last 2 years now on my hackberry trees and plan to keep using it. I'll continue to treat my ash trees the way I have in the past just because of product cost (I have a lot of ash trees).