Can this be used in a vegetable garden?
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In the description of the item given by the manufacturer it describes Nature's Avenger as killing weeds, dandelions, grasses and broad leaves without harm to the environment and says it is "great in and around gardens." It is further described as "eco friendly" and "safe for kids, pets and the water supply. I have not used it in a garden put per their description it sounds okay to do.
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Not clear why other commenter didn't get expected results. I recommend - with any weed killer - painting it on rather than spraying, when you are working around other plants.
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If one was really careful ... yes. However after trying this the cost vs results are not what I expected. I have used 20% solution of vinegar added to water with a tsp of dish soap with great results. Discourage use directly in the garden. Use more for around. Also another recipe which works best is 1 gal cheap white vinegar, 2 cups of Epsom salt and 1/4 of dawn. Best to apply in sun.All these recommendations are for eliminating or killing plants and weeds so care needs to be done near healthy plants. In fact I use this formula strictly for weeding out stuff not in my healthy plant area. Both formulas work well on the average weeds but aggressive things like crabgrass and other toughies this does not work If one was really careful ... yes. However after trying this the cost vs results are not what I expected. I have used 20% solution of vinegar added to water with a tsp of dish soap with great results. Discourage use directly in the garden. Use more for around. Also another recipe which works best is 1 gal cheap white vinegar, 2 cups of Epsom salt and 1/4 of dawn. Best to apply in sun.All these recommendations are for eliminating or killing plants and weeds so care needs to be done near healthy plants. In fact I use this formula strictly for weeding out stuff not in my healthy plant... » Read More If one was really careful ... yes. However after trying this the cost vs results are not what I expected. I have used 20% solution of vinegar added to water with a tsp of dish soap with great results. Discourage use directly in the garden. Use more for around. Also another recipe which works best is 1 gal cheap white vinegar, 2 cups of Epsom salt and 1/4 of dawn. Best to apply in sun.All these recommendations are for eliminating or killing plants and weeds so care needs to be done near healthy plants. In fact I use this formula strictly for weeding out stuff not in my healthy plant area. Both formulas work well on the average weeds but aggressive things like crabgrass and other toughies this does not work « Show Less
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If one was really careful ... yes. However after trying this the cost vs results are not what I expected. I have used 20% solution of vinegar added to water with a tsp of dish soap with great results. Discourage use directly in the garden. Use more for around. Also another recipe which works best is 1 gal cheap white vinegar, 2 cups of Epsom salt and 1/4 of dawn. Best to apply in sun. All these recommendations are for eliminating or killing plants and weeds so care needs to be done near healthy plants. In fact I use this formula strictly for weeding out stuff not in my healthy plant area. Both formulas work well on the average weeds but aggressive things like crabgrass and other toughies this does not work
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No to birds but with any vegetables bugs can be an issue. Our pots sit on patio which helps. This is a wonderful way to grow plants in small area.
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Personally I use the cheap stuff for my vegetable gardens. I don't feel like it makes the ground super hot but it is much thicker and durable than normal stuff sold in stores. So maybe not a good idea to use it for your garden.
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I would imagine you could, as they are organic. I would just adjust the size of them according to your container. I used them in my container garden last year and they worked well, but I used very large pots. Since they're spikes they can easily be broken in half.
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yes, I use it for carrots, cucumber, zuchinni--just about all vegetables. It woorks great. I am very pleased with its performance.
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Nope - it is designed to be used as part of a low voltage lighting system as you would use in your garden.
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According to this website:http://web.extension.illinois.edu/blmp/news/news27553.htmlIt is perfectly safe for vegetable gardens. I used the product last year around my herb garden and everything came out fine.
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I wouldn't use it. Fruits and vegetables need more than three nutrients to really grow the right way.
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I haven't used it in a garden. However, they say it's a good insecticide and it's a staple of organic gardening. It is food grade, which means it's edible and safe.
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I would not use it directly on a vegetable garden, but it can used around the periphery of the garden , no closer than 24 inches.
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No sure. We only use it to cook fresh garden vegetable and meat. So I am not sure.
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I dont see why not? thanks for the idea I think I will plant some in my garden.
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Yes. If I remember correctly, the two main ingredients are vinegar and clove oil. It will kill the vegetable plants if they are sprayed, but the components of the spray are non toxic and acceptable for organic vegetable gardening.
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It would be great for plantings. A lots of them. It's really not suitable for grown plants. That's what I do but I have a big garden.
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this link has a detailed description. It says it's safe for vegetable plants. http://www.planetnatural.com/site/burnout-weed-killer.html
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You could but it is not durable and does not last, we covered our greenhouse and its falling apart and didnt take sun very well.
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No, this is for outside garden use. Take a look at Dr. Earth 759. Also here at Amazon