Will kill Lorapedalum hedge? Looks like spray got on it and it is DEAD!
1000356
This product is a selective herbicide and will kill all plants except grass! It's the best I've ever tried
1000357
That is a good question, I have never used it to spray my hedge's. I have tried it on some vines, the tops die and then come back next year. Maybe your hedge will come back from the base...?
1000358
So far I haven't killed anything I wanted to keep. Try not to spray on a windy day tho.
594688
The herbicide is suppose to be total vegitation kill. I have found that with very invasive vines, multiple applications are needed, and even then may not kill off plant completely.
2122252
Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
322961
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.
1839675
This kills ALL vegetation. I spray around my fence line, house, garage and barn but not near trees.
2262820
Yes it will kill everything, follow instructions, if you increase the concentration you can actually watch the grass die as you spray ityou should follow up with spot spraying in 5 to 7 days
837237
This product may kill the mole. However, you will need to do 2 more things: 1. purchase a bug killer spray or granules for your lawn. This is what the moles are eating. Getting rid of the food source will cause the moles to leave. 2. purchase a mole repellent. I use a sound emitting type that produces a high pitch sound in the ground which the moles cannot tolerate. Some whirligigs will do that also if there is enough wind to turn them. Hope this answers your question. Jim
1281492
Ha! Me too. I just used this a couple weeks ago. Didn't do a thing to the junipers. I have some Virginia Creeper that is growing over my junipers. I cut into the vine and brushed it with some of the vine killer. I will post my pictures on my review of what happened. It killed the leaves. The vine doesn't look too healthy now but the junipers are fine. What I should do is cut down to the ground and brush the vines, but they are in the neighbor's yard. I'll try that too later. But I did kill most of a tree in between my roses. Did not harm them at all.
724835
It should. It kills anything in the grass family. The product info is on their website. It has to be applied when grass is actively growing.
562964
I wish I could answer that for you. That moth appears that larger than the tiny moths I was trying to kill. I apologize that I don't know their name but I would not recommend buying large quantities until you know for sure. For me, this product didn't do any good. It didn't even kill aphids. I found out recently that my Lysol All purpose cleaner can drop a house fly right of the air. I would try it, if these moths aren't on plants that you appreciate :) Sorry I couldn't answer you question.
1325491
It appears to have killed a good portion of my fescue grass. Half of my yard is now brown, I'm hoping the grass will come back with the rains here in California during the winter. How did it work on your lawn?
518150
I am a licensed pest control operator. If you used Tim-Bor to treat for a beetle infestation (usually little pencil-lead sized exit holes in the wood), then what you might be seeing is the frass (not sawdust) coming out of the exit holes. This will happen even with a dead beetle infestation, killing the beetle doesn't make the frass disappear. To be sure, put the wood on a clean surface, free of vibrations, for a week. If no more frass comes out, they are dead. If more frass came out, without ANY moving of the wood, well, repeat the treatment. Tim-Bor is an excellent, "tried and true", product. Be sure to follow the label exactly, if you do, it will do the job. Good luck, shouldn't be a problem.
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.
1743130
It takes time for the vegetation to die. I sprayed our driveway & it took about a week before I saw things start to go brown. but a few days after I saw things start to turn brown, everything I sprayed was dead. It did a great job!
761186
have tried this 2x. did not kill entire yard, seeds took temporarily. the grass later died or diapeared & the weeds came back or a bald spot appeared. in other sections of yard had almost 1/2 yard cleared, all that hapened after temp.growth was the ST AUGUSTINE & BERMUDA pushed out new grass. my guess is that your yard has 2 be as bald as the MOON!
1461361
I mixed 1 gallon Remedy with 4 gallons diesel & poured around a Mesquite tree with huge thorns at the edge of our pasture. Nothing else we had tried would kill this tree. It was about 12 feet tall and very bushy. We cut in down as much as possible first. Pour slowly and let it soak in. Put it in the smallest area possible because nothing else will grow again.
149602
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.