can basagran be used over juniper?
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We carry at least two different products that contain the name "basagran" and neither lists Junipers on their respective labels. Now does that mean either will kill a juniper if you were to spray it? I don't know. But I do know there is a limit to how many plants will be listed on any product label so it is possible junipers were left off the two labels I reviewed. But I also know juniper is a fairly common plant and therefore if Basagran was okay for use on them, I'm sure it would have been included. In summary, I suggest you search for an alternative formulation that has junipers on the label clearly stated. This is the only sure way to know you won't risk any danger or harm to the plants you're spraying and trying to protect. And in the future, it would be wise to use a pre emerge like Surflan Pro to help prevent the weeds from ever growing in the first place. Surflan Pro can be safely used over juniper with no concern and it will stop all broadleaf and grassy weeds from growing in the first place. http://www.amazon.com/Surflan-Pro-Quart-32-Oz/dp/B005F056R2 Lastly, if hand pulling the weeds is not something you're willing to do, you could "paint" some Roundup on any you want gone. This will prevent damaging the junipers and will certainly kill the "painted" plants. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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I put both of mine over rock. I would think you might get weeds coming up thru. I love this product and thinking of ordering a third one.
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no not if applied per directions. Basagran herbicide may be used on established bluegrass, fescue, bent- grass, Bermudagrass, bahiagrass, centipede grass, zoysiagrass, ryegrass, St. Au- gustinegrass, carpetgrass, and buffalograss.
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I use 1.4 grams (0.05 oz) per gallon of water. Mixed with Weed Free Zone, it obliterates Virginia Buttonweed in St. Augustine grass. However, it will stress the grass if it's above 90 degrees. I don't know if MSM by itself will stress the grass at higher temps. I love MSM, it works great. I've only spot treated with it, so be careful if you live in the southern heat and do a large area treatment.
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Dear Cara, Thank you for writing. I've checked Bonide's instructions for our Thuricide Caterpillar Control (#38-652) and Copper Fungicide RTU (#8586856); neither warns against applying both products to a plant within the same time frame. That said, I don't recommend mixing these products together. Please check with the manufacturer (bonide.com com) for further details. We appreciate your interest! Thanks for making Gardener's Supply your source for gardening products and information. Please let us know if we can help you with anything else. Sincerely, Darcy Customer Service
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Yes. Bonide sedge ender will kill nutsedge (aka nutgrass). Pretty darn well too..From personal experience
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Look into a product called Certainty. It kills nutsedge with killing zoysia.
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NO! Search "Basagran Sedge Control label" and read the label. It is not labeled for vegetables. It may even kill some. There is nothing on the label suggesting it is acceptable to spray on food crops. It is irresponsible to suggest it can be used for anything besides turf and ornamental, as labeled.
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I am not sure if anyone is using that or not. You may try giving BedRug a call and see if they have had any customers trying this out.
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Definitely. Cooking over open coals is the traditional approach with carbon steel pans. You should see how HUGE paella pans can get in Spain! :-)
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Superthrive in my experience has helped tremendously when transplanting plants. I live in the desert and all my cactus to really well with Superthrive.
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I have best luck with normal top watering until the water runs through and out of the pot. Soaking sometimes makes the dirt run off. Bonsais like lots of water and sun. The small junipers dry out quickly so water very frequently.
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I don't know if it will work for you. I know, however, that it didn't eliminate Bermuda in my juniper in SC. On the other hand, the juniper was not effected. I can't recommend this product based upon my experience.
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I use it around hosta and other bushes. I used it near my impatients, but I did not appy Preen directly over the flowers or any flowers, so I don't know what to say about your concern.
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I hope my husband's plan works because we have lots of squirrels and rabbits around here. He is going to buy screening and furring strips (pieces of wood) and build large screened boxes to fit over each of the 3 units we bought. He said he was going to buy some L joints to rididize the structure and use stainless steel staples to attach the screening to the box shape. These will be light enough for us to lift them off the unit when we need to weed (or pick vegetables). He is also researching organic insecticides so we'll probably use a home-cooked method like cayenne pepper, garlic, and onions. Good luck with your garden. I hope my husband's plan works because we have lots of squirrels and rabbits around here. He is going to buy screening and furring strips (pieces of wood) and build large screened boxes to fit over each of the 3 units we bought. He said he was going to buy some L joints to rididize the structure and use stainless steel staples to attach the screening to the box shape. These will be light enough for us to lift them off the unit when we need to weed (or pick vegetables). He is also researching organic insecticides so we'll probably use a home-cooked method like cayenne pepper, garlic, and... » Read More I hope my husband's plan works because we have lots of squirrels and rabbits around here. He is going to buy screening and furring strips (pieces of wood) and build large screened boxes to fit over each of the 3 units we bought. He said he was going to buy some L joints to rididize the structure and use stainless steel staples to attach the screening to the box shape. These will be light enough for us to lift them off the unit when we need to weed (or pick vegetables). He is also researching organic insecticides so we'll probably use a home-cooked method like cayenne pepper, garlic, and onions. Good luck with your garden. « Show Less
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I don't see why not. The BloomBoss works great on different kinds of plants that I have.
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Robin Palmatier <robin@catskillcraftsmen.com>Replyto me We use yellow birch