Does image kill Asiatic jasmine? Boston Fern? Bignonia capriolata? Campsis Radicans?
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Type in Image Herbicide and find a website from Image. There should be a listing of all plants that Image will control as well as those to keep Image away.
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Asiatic Jasmine is listed on the label as being tolerant of Image, so no, it will not kill Asiatic Jasmine. The label makes no mention of the other plants that you have listed.
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In my experience Image does not kill Asian Jasmine. I have not tried Image on Boston Fern, Bignomia or Campsis. So far I have not found a herbicide that kills Asian Jasmine. I read that Asian Jasmine has a waxy coating on the leaves that protects it from absorbing herbicides....
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Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
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This stuff kills whatever has leaves! But to be ABSOLUTELY certain, reduce amount of water used.
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No, it will kill all but the very hardiest plant. Now, I do put it directly on some particularly nasty weeds in my yard. It will kill them, and then the grass eventually grows back.
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Yes remove it. Mine is lovely and happy for over 6 months now. Love this plant !
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It will kill flowers. There is a smaller spray bottle of Weed Be Gone that you can use to kill the weeds around your garden or flower beds. This bottle should be used only on lawns.
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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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Yes it will, but be careful of overspraying on to other plants/grasses as it could kill them too.
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I don't know round part plants, but I know that it kills every vegetation growing. It will not destroy any root systems, but just the above ground parts of the plants.
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This product will kill any vegetation it touches. I have found that I sometimes it will kill the top growth but some plants with deep roots may have to be sprayed again when re growth appears. It works best on young weeds.There are other products out there that will kill your stickers without killing flowers. Try Grass-be-gone.
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I am not familiar with that plant, but I expect Tordun RTU to be able to kill it, roots and all, as it has killed every type of tree, bush and invasive plant I have cut and applied it to the stump thereof.
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It would depend on the type of flower / the leaves on the flowering plant. It works just like other selective weed killers that focus on a broad leaf (not a grass type of leaf). This is different from those other weed killers, this focuses on grass like leaves & plants. It should be safe for traditional types of flowers, however I would not trust it on a flowering plant that has grass type leaves. For example I have some muscari or something like that. The leaves are similar to grass but has a flower. I believe it would kill that type of plant / flower. If your flowers have thin long leaves, then call Ortho / download the data sheet. Else, if the flowers are like roses, I have never had a problem with this product.
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I haven't used it yet, but from what I hear, it will kill anything it gets on. I'm planning to use it on Bittersweet - you cut a slit in a root, then paint the wound with the poison; kills the bittersweet. The last stuff I used worked great this way, but if accidentally dripped on another plant, would definitely kill it. This is probably the same. In case you wonder, it takes a couple years to get rid of Asiatic bittersweet vine, and I'm using Ortho this year instead of my old weed killer, because I thought changing it up would shock the nasty plants more. Hope this helps.
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Yes, but it will probably take more than one session, although you will see results after the first spray. Also, it will kill what is above ground, but the root will still be viable.
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I am sorry I am not sure of the effectiveness on bamboo. If it is large bamboo plants I would not think so. Small.....maybe. You soak the leaves of what you are trying to kill and the place ts absorbs the round up which goes to the roots and kills. It normally takes a few days and the larger the plant the longer it takes, but I am not sure about large bamboo. Sorry I am not much help.
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I don't think so. Neem doesn't really kill, it just repels and protects. I use on plants, roses, etc., to make the environment less appealing to critters.
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If you get in on grass or your floweres it will kill them. I've used it on areas that are strictly weeds for the most part or not close to other vegetation I don't want to kill.