Are these safe to use around garden flowering plants and ferns?
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Probably; however not what they are designed for. If you are asking if they will damage plants under your trees; I doubt it.
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No wouldn't try it only because the first time I used it, it killed some of my planets and a different tree near by
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The food spikes are safe near any other flowers or plants. They are simply high quality slow release fertilizer in an easy to use form.
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Yes I've used them on ivy plants and they work well mine is in beautiful condition.
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Yes. Check the sizes, the large is very large and the small is okay for a small plant. I used them on my front porch with a plant stand. Pretty
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Yes, they are for acid loving plants, and gardenias like acid. I use them on my potted blueberries for the same reason.
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Don't see why not. They are long tweezers and made of stainless steel. I use them to plant succulents in large pots. Good luck!
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From the label it looks like the rose bushes will be tolerant, I would imagine your lillies would be tolerant too. Try not to spray directly on the plant. I often use cardboard to shield my plants from any spray. I've used this to kill grasses around my vinca, and saw no problems. You can always give Ortho a call and ask about your lillies. 800-225-2883. You should also search for "Grass b gon label" and read the full label - it is readily available, and gives a lot of information on plants and safety.
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These are plastic so I think they're best suited for leaves, brush, especially thorny brush. Thorns and stickers can go through gloves, and you can pick up more debris than with your hands
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Hello- The label lists it for use on houseplants as well as outdoor plants, so you should be fine. Just be sure to follow label instructions!
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No. We haven't seen any damage to plants around the house or close to where we used it.
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According to this website:http://web.extension.illinois.edu/blmp/news/news27553.htmlIt is perfectly safe for vegetable gardens. I used the product last year around my herb garden and everything came out fine.
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It is safe on grass and flowers but I wouldn't use it the for the general lawn area. It is a particulate suspension which would clog the screen in my hose end sprayer. Also is way expensive for a broad coverage area. This insecticide is meant to be used as about a 3 foot wide barrier spray. It also washes away so I only use for my indoor barrier. For outdoor use you should get a bag of granular insecticide and use a broadcast spreader.
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I use them for protection from cactus needles and stinging nettle. I don't know if thorns are any worse than those.
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It's safe for the plants. However, I think I would err on the side of caution and not use it when the berries are fruiting.
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It is nontoxic, but I believe if you spray too much too close to vegetable plants you risk killing the vegetable plants. If they are large and established a little to kill the surrounding weeds should be ok
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Yes you could, we just tossed them in amongst our really boring green plants, sadly our landscaping company think they are weeds, even though we tell them not to! Warmth and moisture seems to be all they need!
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Absolutely. If they work for my bouganvilla branches, they'd work for roses....still, though, wear gloves. Acutally, I wear 2 pairs when working with pokies.It's one of my best garden toys.
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No, their label definitely states this product is for non-edible plants & not to use near ponds, lakes, streams etc'. Keep out of reach of childrenWe bought this for spider mite infestation on our indoor house plants & it worked very well for that sort of problem.