I'd like to use this in flower beds where the Bermuda invades without harming the flowers?
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I only used on lawn so sorry I can't answer this question. It did not harm my Tifblair Centipede or St. Augustine grass. It did get rid of Bahia and wild burmuda.
1959292
This will work fine for you, it will only kill grass. It is also labeled for vegetables. It will not kill weeds either, just grass. If you have more or technical questions try your county Cooperative Extension Office.
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Yes. Two years ago, Bermuda had totally invaded my Iris bed. I had nothing to lose so I sprayed the entire bed. The Bermuda still has not come back. The Irises were not affected at all.
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I have used this product on centipede grass. I does appear to work well killing wild Bermuda grass. However, before I would swear by this product I want to see how my yard fairs out over the upcoming spring/ summer.
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I've used this for two years to control wild bermuda grass that springs up and it works well. I have had absolutely no issues with it killing my tall fescue and bluegrass. Not sure what the others did, but I had no such problems. Using twice a year and the number of new spots I have needed to treat have decreased to just a couple.
25858
I did not have any problems with that. I have a rock landscaped front yard with multiple bushes and shrubs. This killed the weeds where is spread it but none of the decorative shrubs were damaged at all.
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Yes. Be very careful NOT to get it on any other plant life you do not want to kill.
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It's for your house I'm not sure about flowers, but I'd go with no you can't. I'd research a garden safe insect repellent.
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I wouldn't try to use it without having something to there to run the rubber wheel along--i.e., at least some sort of brick or other edging between the flower bed and the grass. Without having an edging, try grass shears or one of those sharp things you sort of plunge in (I don't know what they're called).
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I have the same situation with a flower garden surrounding my patio and have used the product for several years running with no harm done whatsoever! I believe the company addresses this very issue on their website. I just love this product and I know you will too!!! That being said, I wait until the garden needs watering and then I use the product exactly as directed. After I'm through I do water the garden to dilute the product but I really don't think it's necessary.
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It will definitely kill the Bermuda grass, but I'm not sure about the irises. I know that it killed my calla lilies but did ok on the azaleas and my other trees.
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Yes,I believe it can be sprayed wherever you need it I believe it only kills sedge weed ( nut grass ) & nothing else it hasn't hurt my sod or any plants so I would assume it would be ok around your roses
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I wouldn't use where flowers grow. I would use in lawns or fields where weeds grow.
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Yes you can. Just don'tspray on the foliage on the plant that you don't want to hurt.
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I have used this product around all kinds of ground cover and ornamental plants with good results. . . . Not harming any thing but the unwanted grass. However, I have not used it on roses specifically. I wouldn't hesitate to to do so tho. Another equally good product is Ortho Weed-Be-Gone.
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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.
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I don't have any flower beds, but I didn't seem to effect the grass in the areas that I sprayed. The area coverage really depends on how you spray it, I use it along the wall base in my home and along the perimeter of my house. I normally have enough to go around at least once - when mixed it makes a gallon I believe. Yes it can be stored, I suggest shaking it up some if it has been sitting.
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No it's only weeds. You will have to spray with round-up again when it starts reemerging or dig up the Bermuda runners (roots) in the soil.