Does this include the surfactent or do I need to get that elsewhere? How much lawn will this cover?
825608
yes- its enough sufactent for several applications- my lawn is just a half acre. you will need to buy more surfactant at a nursery
825609
Yes it includes the surfactant. I couldn't find any information on the instructions about how much lawn it will cover, but it says to use 5 tablespoons per gallon of water. The container contains 1 quart of product.
825610
It comes with a very small amount of the surfactent but I recommend you get the larger bottle, available on Amazon. It is concentrated and I usually make it in a 2 quart sprayer and spot spray areas, I haven't need to do a whole yard. Be sure to follow the directions on the bottle. Your area will brown out, even other grasses, but mine have usually come back after awhile, while the bermuda dies. I usually throw out some grass seed as soon as I can (weather permitting) just to help fill in. Also, don't use it when it is extremely hot outside - I think it recommends using it when temps are in the 70s or so, in order to prevent damage to other grasses. Good luck! It comes with a very small amount of the surfactent but I recommend you get the larger bottle, available on Amazon. It is concentrated and I usually make it in a 2 quart sprayer and spot spray areas, I haven't need to do a whole yard. Be sure to follow the directions on the bottle. Your area will brown out, even other grasses, but mine have usually come back after awhile, while the bermuda dies. I usually throw out some grass seed as soon as I can (weather permitting) just to help fill in. Also, don't use it when it is extremely hot outside - I think it recommends using it when temps are in... » Read More It comes with a very small amount of the surfactent but I recommend you get the larger bottle, available on Amazon. It is concentrated and I usually make it in a 2 quart sprayer and spot spray areas, I haven't need to do a whole yard. Be sure to follow the directions on the bottle. Your area will brown out, even other grasses, but mine have usually come back after awhile, while the bermuda dies. I usually throw out some grass seed as soon as I can (weather permitting) just to help fill in. Also, don't use it when it is extremely hot outside - I think it recommends using it when temps are in the 70s or so, in order to prevent damage to other grasses. Good luck! « Show Less
825611
I received a bottle of surfactant with my order but I am uncertain that one is included with every version from every supplier. If it is not included, I find that Dawn dishwashing liquid is an acceptable replacement more the surfactant at the very same levels. I have easily covered 10,000-15,000 sq. ft. with some still left over.
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Surfactant came with my order. This stuff seems to have totally killed off Bermuda grass in one season -- I'm thrilled! I just applied it to spots of visible Bermuda grass -- didn't try to cover entire lawn. I have plenty left over to use next year on any spots I missed. First application, used recommended strength -- didn't get noticeable results. Then doubled the strength for further applications and got rather quick results. Never damaged the good grass types. Really great for ridding my lawn of extensive established Bermuda grass!
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I used this stuff on a 20 x 48' hoophouse pad. According to the label this should have been more than enough to cover this area. The weeds in question were crabgrass, Poa annua, sedge and yellow nutsedge. Area had been mowed to about 3.5" before treatment. Results: all or part of the crabgrass was killed out in the areas where I sprayed @ 2x the recommended rate; areas sprayed at the recommended rate saw mostly top-kill of the grasses with no noticeable effect on the sedges. Verdict: not up to the task, at least in my garden.
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The quick answer is no, but the best answer is to mix about 1/2 to 1 cup (varies with amount of weeds) with about 2 gallons of water then add a 'wetting' agent like (believe it or not) 1 1/2 ounces (about 1 shot) of joy liquid soap. That will break the surface tension of the water and spread the diuron over a larger area before allowing it to drop to the bottom. This will vastly increase the coverage area and improve the overall job while using less material. If the intent is to totally clear out the pond, then throw a half pound in dry and it will mix. As I have mentioned to others, brace yourself for an algae bloom from the dying weeds. It will need to be treated as well when it comes.
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According to the Scott's website it covers 5,000 sq. ft. (http://www.scotts.com/smg/goprod/halts-crabgrass-preventer/prod90026/)It's a great product.
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Product Description 28-0-3 5M Covers 5000 sq. ft. Kills dandelions and other major listed lawn weeds Water Smart: improves lawn's ability to absorb water and nutrients Builds thick green turf from the roots up without burning your lawn Replaces 75491 Bagged Discovery EXP, CON, COR, SUP
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Steven, If you review the label, you'll learn that Pramitol (like most herbicides) has a variable rate. This rate starts at 1/2 pint (8 oz) per gallon of water per 500 sq/ft but it can be mixed a lot stronger depending on the goal of the treatment. Now since we know eight goes into 128 sixteen times, you can treat at least sixteen 500 sq/ft areas which amounts to a total of 8000 sq/ft. But to be sure about what the coverage will be for your application need, you'll need to review the label.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
1961621
My John Deere D130 came with Turf Savers. I don't know if there is a difference other than the tread pattern & the Turf Master costs almost twice as much.
2100353
As much as you need. It absorbs quickly. I just cover my ankles and feet, wrists and top of hands, back of neck and behind ears. Usually that about covers it but you can put it anywhere. We had a backyard party and the entire group about 15-20 people used it and I still have more than half a bottle left :)
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I have a small, very wooded and grassy, lot (1/4 of an acre?) I mix a 2 gallon sprayer--6 oz of Mosquito Barrier, 2 oz oil and 2 gal water--and it more than covers the entire lot. I feel like it works pretty well.
1309038
I used 1 teaspoon in a 2 gallon pump sprayer. This worked great on my lawn! Mwangen
825463
Well, it depends on how you want to use it. I use Surflan for 2,000 square feet of rock landscaping. If I am going to be planting anything in the near future then I cover any areas I might be seeding. (It wont kill established flowers, plants etc) Then I use a hose sprayer like this: Gilmour 362 Professional No Pre-Mix Sprayer, White (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Then I set the dilution rate and do my whole rock yard in about 20 minutes. Awesomeness in a bottle. Note that it is orange dyed so I would not recommend on white landscape rock, although the orange tint does go away after a few weeks. Well, it depends on how you want to use it. I use Surflan for 2,000 square feet of rock landscaping. If I am going to be planting anything in the near future then I cover any areas I might be seeding. (It wont kill established flowers, plants etc) Then I use a hose sprayer like this: Gilmour 362 Professional No Pre-Mix Sprayer, White (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Then I set the dilution rate and do my whole rock yard in about 20 minutes. Awesomeness in a bottle. Note that it is orange dyed so I would not... » Read More Well, it depends on how you want to use it. I use Surflan for 2,000 square feet of rock landscaping. If I am going to be planting anything in the near future then I cover any areas I might be seeding. (It wont kill established flowers, plants etc) Then I use a hose sprayer like this: Gilmour 362 Professional No Pre-Mix Sprayer, White (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Then I set the dilution rate and do my whole rock yard in about 20 minutes. Awesomeness in a bottle. Note that it is orange dyed so I would not recommend on white landscape rock, although the orange tint does go away after a few weeks. « Show Less
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Yes. I teaspoon per gallon of water. Also add 1 teaspoon of a surfactant like Bonide 097 Turbo Spreader to help it stick to the weeds. When you spray it, hit the weeds very lightly with each treatment. No need to soak them. Tenacity works great. I used it last year on the nimblewill in our yard.
1017268
I use about 1 jug per acre. Half as broad spray which uses more and half as spot treatment which is more efficient but involves more work. Hope this helps.
928708
I use it on my park strips, they are 3 ft by 100 ft. ( 2 of them) I can cover the whole area with plenty left over for touch ups. I use about 1/3 of the bag in early spring. ( My fertilizer is a 50# bag and says it covers 15,000 sq. ft.) Not sure if that helps but this is the only product I have found that helps me.
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It is granular. A surfactant isn't absolutely necessary, but will improve results.
992914
Can't help you with this one. I sprayed it on when the lawn was dry and then the sprinklers come on the following day and watered it in. That said, the stuff works, it's just a little pricey. I would recommend you strictly follow the directions and not over-dose.
1065511
Seems like overkill. One jug of Drive will do your size lawn 10x over. Hose sprayer, 4-5 TBsp per gallon ratio. In my sprayer I add 12 oz of Drive and 2 oz of surfactant. (Always use surfactant!) Seriously for you I would just go to Home Depot or Lowes and get a $12 bottle of crabgrass & weed killer. Save your money.