does this work on Eucalyptus suckers?
1449093
I have no experience with eucalyptus suckers, but it has worked for everything I have tried it on. If I were you, I would check out the manufacturer's site and see if it's covered or give them a quick call to confirm. I have been pleased with this product on everything I have tried it on.
1449094
I did not have the opportunity to use this product. I had to return it because the product spilled within the packaging during shipping. Sorry.
1249814
Yes, but with difficulty on larger trees. We use it to kill mesquite trees which stump sprout after cutting down. It usually takes several applications.
2121316
In my limited experience, if the pine needles are dry, it does OK. It gets stuck alot if they are wet. It is not a vacuum cleaner but does OK in picking up some of our pine needles. Works great on leaves, even if they are not entirely dry.
2123651
I like the eucalyptus better. I never had to use on oil stain so don't know how it would do for that. But i do love this product for what i use for so far.
132491
I don't think it would work. It struggled on my shrub branches that were about a 1/2" in diameter.
17212
I think it will work, but you will probably need multiple treatments. I used this successfully for the weeds & grass around my tree, but those roots were much shallower. Good luck.
1806383
Have not tried it on blackberry or poison oak. Instructions says it will work on those, just increase the strength of product.
2019016
I'm sorry I don't know for sure. I did read on one web site that it did work but that is a vary invasive bug. I would highly recommend either contacting Bayer through their web site or checking the Arbor Socitey web site or your local cooperative extension. This product has been excellent in keeping aphids and other bugs off my trees. It does work for the full 12 months.
1370706
I have several huge pine trees with the 3-6 inch long needles. It works great on them once you get the hang of setting the height of the brushes. It will pick up pine cones, but sometimes it flips them out in front of the sweeper too. I usually just pick up the cones by hand and throw them in the basket as I walk behind the sweeper. I like my lawn clean and this sweeper is just the ticket for cleaning up after those messy pine trees.
408963
It shouldn't as it is really designed for pests. I would avoid putting direct, undiluted product directly on the flowers,shrubs, etc....I have not used mine yet, so I cannnot rate it's effectiveness yet. From the reviews, it sounds like it will work fairly well.
1279134
Yes. I have used it for leaves, small twigs and branches. I have run branches up to about 3/4 of an inch. It is very easy to clear if it clogs.
1762151
No, not with the application method that is involved. It only works with mounds. For sugar ants as well as roaches and any other indoor insects, I use Bengal which works great.
1753563
I've used a couple of drops of Grapefruit Essential oil in my water, don't know about Eucalyptus though.
1994972
Yes. Obviously it works better on dry leaves but it works pretty well with wet ones too.
1277611
Tried this product on about two dozen blackberry bush cuttings and none of them made it. From what I understand, it should work on trees if you take a green growing tip, but apparently the rooting process is pretty sensitive to a variety of conditions including temperature, humidity, sunlight and soil/medium type. Warm, humid, partial sunlight and a sterile/inert medium is supposed to work. One person I found puts her cuttings under the exhaust vent of her clothes dryer and that works for her. Another fellow had a little more complicated misting system set up from pvc pipe and nozzles that worked for him. What I do know is that dipping a cutting, sticking it in a pot with some potting soil on a shaded back porch and watering daily doesn't work - or at least it didn't work for me. Hope you have better luck.
99847
Works really well on eucalyptus and such leaves. Does not work well at all with pine needles as it clogs up almost instantly.
2156563
We have not had any insect problems with ours and eucalyptus is supposed to be termite resistant, but I don't know about termite proof!