Can I use this on my maples? Our University master gardener recommended it.
2017089
Maples are surface rooted trees and one does not want to encourage that so drill holes around the drip line to feed; so you can't use the package directions to "broadcast" around the canopy. Also one cannot use a systemic for food crops because it poisons the crop. An 88 year old gardener.
2017090
I can't say. I have only used it on my roses. However, it has done wonders for them.
2017091
It says to treat twice a year so I assume that you could use it on maples at least six months before you would tapp for the sap flowing in the spring.
2017092
I don't know about maples, but this has done wonders for my drift roses. I fertilize them about every other month right before a good rain is coming. I have been doing this for 2+ years and people actually knock on my door from time to time to tell me how much they like the landscaping but most particularly the roses. I also use it on the bushes and other flowering plants.
2017093
I just sent an answer to your question. This is probable not strong enough to use on a tree. I ordered the systemic Bayer product that was specifically for trees and shrubs.
838472
It does a good job on maple leaves, but it will be a lot of work--especially if they're wet. Like the previous reply, it has a small top...I would recommend a bigger shredder or a willingness to spend a lot of time at the task.
843210
yes. works well on winter grasses. do not use on st. augustine. That's what bonus s is for.
2004006
Nutmeg Grass is not on the list that you can plainly see on the Amazon listing so my assumption would be No. It does not sound like a broad leaf type of plant. Since it won't harm your lawn (if used as directed) I would suggest buying and trying. Worst case is you would use it for the other 200 weeds it kills.
301760
Yes, although I've only used a backpack sprayer. I've experienced excellent results with this product on a recently cleaned out tree line that was over grown with ivy poison, shumack and sassafras trees.
33444
I bought this product to use on my basil, which had downy mildew, and my houseplant, which have an assortment of bugs and mold....I found it worked well on my lemon tree, which had mold, too, but you will need to treat it routinely. See direction on product label.
457775
Yes, since It is an oil spray make sure that the plant you use it on can take an oil spray
2233197
I'm quite sure you can use this on any plant. It just needs to be watered down. The instructions are very clear on the label.
787181
Brian I use it on maple and teak butcher block and it works really good, I'd recommend cleaning the surface with a scotch-brite pad before applying so you're not sealing in crime and other sealants. Hope this helps
1874354
I'd like to answer your question but I don't know. Look up the zone you are in and then see if the Japanese Maple will grow in that zone. I hope that helps.
1691996
Hello Susan, I would not recommend this tool for that type of tree. That tree is more of a hedge than a typical tree with large limbs. There is also a correct way to prune this type of tree and you should follow that procedure in order to continue to enjoy the beauty and benefits of the tree. I included a website underneath for you. I hope this helps. http://extension.unh.edu/resources/files/Resource000594_Rep616.pdf regards frank
837730
I don't see why not. I presume you intend to spray it on the blades and underside of the mower deck. It should prevent build up of grass cuttings if you spray it on each time you use the mower. It worked great on the snow blade of my garden tractor and the blades of my snow thrower to prevent build up of snow and ice. I re-applied it each time it snowed because the abrasion of snow and ice tend to clean it off after hard use.
779548
Never used on a tree, but it did treat my entire perennial garden twice (I have confirmed phytophthora root rot which killed all my rhodedendrons last year). I would recommend a soil soak. The second time I treated, I sprayed the plants and they burned. They are recovering okay but next time I will do the soil soak, if your tree is smaller, I think that a soil spray would be sufficient. So far my weigelas, which would be the most susceptible, look great.
812682
I am sure you could. I use it on everything and never had it hurt anything yet except sprayed it on some plants once to kill potatoe bugs and the plants turned brown because I mixed it too strong.
1805835
I have used GOddards on light oak and maple as well as the dark woods I have. It works beautifully on all woods.
780077
as far as I know: yes. I use it on everything in my garden; including my herbs.
59017
Yes, this product is wonderful. Add any kind of fertilizer, stick in the roots of trees and turn on the water. My trees grew quickly. This is especially good for new trees but will work on established as well. I also used it for shrubs and roses. Best item I have ever purchased for the yard!