Will this harm "Silver Grass" Liriope?
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I do not know. I did not harm my lawn, but I don't know the type of grass I have.
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I have a hedge composed of at least 10 different plant varieties. I no longer wanted one of these, and cut it out, applying Tordon. It did not affect the other plants. I think if used correctly, minimally, you won't have any problems. But I suppose there could be some plants out there that are super sensitive to it.
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The box does not mention this. It might, but I would check Nature's Path website for more info.
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Well, it's pretty much the liquified version of the granules you can buy at organic suppliers for pre-weed control. That said, I just don't know whether it would have any negative impact on your growing strawberries. I wouldn't think so. I've used it solely for my lawn. If you can find the manufacturer, I'd give them a call.
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Yes it can - I live in FL and have Floratam (a St Augustine variant) You may need to remove every other row of tines as shown in my review. I have used with all tine rows populated, but eventually the motor overheats and shuts down - too much stress on the motor. With every other row used, the motor keeps going and I saw no substantial difference in the amount dead grass pulled up.
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Only if you are real careful... this stuff kills everything -- broad leaf, grasses, weeds and of course vegetables -- if you get it on a leaf it goes right to the root ... kills the entire plant.. I have used it in open areas around bushes and scrubs but never very close as it will kill the roots also ... me I would not us in a garden...
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Definitely keep it away from ANYTHING electronic. My computer got fried by it. As for plants, I don't know for sure, but having negative ions around is good for us, so it may be good for plants too. Just realize this is a VERY powerful device, and can cause electrostatic shocks if you touch it, or even anything conductive within a few feet of it, such as a metal lamp base. I would keep your seeds at least 4 feet away, out of range of the "hot zone."
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I've used it numerous times on both flowering and evergreen shrubs/flowering plants. The only things it affected were flying/creeping eight-legged critters. No problems ever noted on landscape. You might call Suspend folks and ask them. They're very helpful folks. I asked about shelf life and got a lot of useful info. Good Luck!
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Yes, it kills Johnson Grass. http://www.fertilome.com/product.aspx?pid=739663cc-2dc8-40e4-a92a-7338e3c1cad6. The link points to a page with pdf files for this product.
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I would ask the seller about this. My guess is that they could negatively impact the nematodes.
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Sherry, I wish that I could answer your question completely, but my lawn boy is a silver series. From what I have viewed on the Gold series I think it would work fine. If it doesn't, Amazon is great with returns.
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I don't know for sure but it has very sharp points that penetrate the ground. I am sure any device used for this purpose would damage them if you don't avoid them.
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Yes. Bonide sedge ender will kill nutsedge (aka nutgrass). Pretty darn well too..From personal experience
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I have used it only in an area where grass was growing in my myrtle ground cover. It didn't harm the myrtle as long as I didn't overdo the dosage. Hope this helps.
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Be very careful with this herbicide. The recommended dose knocked back my centipede grass way too much. Killed the weeds but severely set the grass back.
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No. This is a contact herbicide and only works when it is sprayed on live vegetation. What you're suggesting is a chemical treatment which prevents weed or vegetation growth from the start. You'll need something that poisons the earth to the germination and growth of vegetation. That sounds like a dangerous chemical to me. Why on earth would we want to make this planet sicker than it already is?
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Not sure about centipede grass but I used it too heavy and it killed my Kentucky bluegrass