Is the Dominion 2l the best & can it also be used on the soil around a tree that was infested with subterranean termintes?
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VWH, Not sure what you mean "the best" but it is labeled to be used as a systemic and is labeled for use on termites (as well as many other pests). So if you're applying it around a tree, it will take care of most any pest crawling through the soil as well as any pest that wants to eat the tree's foliage.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
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I used it to saturate the soil around the house, I would think it would work here as well.If the tree is or was infested, it may die.
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Dominion 2L is not labeled for scorpions and would not be recommended to be used for them. You would be better off using a product like Onslaught Fastcap or Cy-Kick CS
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I have been very satisfied with the BV6000. It works well with leaves and small debris, either on grassy surfaces or sidewalks. Good luck!
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The Ontario Kukri hands down. It will eliminate any and all vegetation it encounters, and more importantly will also eliminate any threats far better than a machete. My opinion.
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I have used this for a number of years and twice is normally all you need to use it. Even once will do in many cases. The timing of use is important. It should be used when the water table is low and more often if there are long periods of dry weather. Tree and shrub roots will seek out water at a long distance when the ground is dry.
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The Looj works well on long pine needles. I have several huge pine trees near my house. It took a while for the first cleaning. The looj will back up and try again if the gutter is really clogged. Like other iRobot products, it works well if you use it as a maintenance tool. I now use it several times a year before the gutter becomes totally clogged. With a light gutter buildup, the looj zips through leaves and pine needles.
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Well I live on land with dirt and I seen them go underground in holes they dig , they live under the earth and that's wear they stay as ofr a garage or something you might have to scoop them up but they carry so many diseases so it is worth it, this stuff is the best I ever had, I will buy some more in spring,Hope this helps
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I used it as a waterproof barrier under the dolomite for the floor on my portable storage shed. I was able to carefully drive the tractor on it with the scoops of dolomite and run the compactor over it. It is very heavy duty and did a great job for me. However as one person mentioned, polyethelene plastic is not the most UV resistant, so the sun will make it degrade a lot faster. If you are going to put it on a sidewall of your carport, use wooden furring strips to nail it down on each leg of your carport (to keep the plastic really tight) and it should least for a few years - especially if it is not in direct sunlight all the time! I used it as a waterproof barrier under the dolomite for the floor on my portable storage shed. I was able to carefully drive the tractor on it with the scoops of dolomite and run the compactor over it. It is very heavy duty and did a great job for me. However as one person mentioned, polyethelene plastic is not the most UV resistant, so the sun will make it degrade a lot faster. If you are going to put it on a sidewall of your carport, use wooden furring strips to nail it down on each leg of your carport (to keep the plastic really tight) and it should least for a few years - especially if... » Read More I used it as a waterproof barrier under the dolomite for the floor on my portable storage shed. I was able to carefully drive the tractor on it with the scoops of dolomite and run the compactor over it. It is very heavy duty and did a great job for me. However as one person mentioned, polyethelene plastic is not the most UV resistant, so the sun will make it degrade a lot faster. If you are going to put it on a sidewall of your carport, use wooden furring strips to nail it down on each leg of your carport (to keep the plastic really tight) and it should least for a few years - especially if it is not in direct sunlight all the time! « Show Less
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First I would recommend using the circular shaped bag. These ripped when we zipped them up for the first time. A tree that old can sustain itself with natural irrigation. However if you are experiencing drought conditions it would be beneficial to use these. Or if you are using fertilzer and it is dry or hotter conditions. Just be careful not to over water as it would be worse then under watering the tree. If you know the tree type look up its watering needs and soil conditions, some trees prefer wet roots i.e. pussy willow and some dry i.e. kousa dog wood.
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Cant address the pine needles question since I don't have any pines on my property. The terrain I use it on is not flat, except for the front yard area and it does a good job. In my case I use it to pick up excess bermuda and field grass after mowing. It will also pick up leaves, small paper trash, and small twigs.
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Apparently the nematodes bury themselves underground. I use both and think its working!
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I used this product on a large tree in my front yard and it worked well to take care of the root rot "phytophthora". I went to an internet site called JustAnswer.com to find what to use for this large tree. A tree doctor told to use this product and carpenter ant killer, which I did and the tree finally came back. If the manufacture has a phone number I would call them and see if they can answer your question. If you use the internet site that I used they will charge you fee for their service, but I believe they have good experts that can answer your question. Hope this helps..
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Yes. I got it for that purpose, and it seems to have worked (at least on the tree that I used it on). Now the little devils have spread to my other trees and I'll have to treat them as well.
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Ron, This trap is awesome in any soil!! I was inundated with moles the last several years. My yard was trashed and nothing would stop the onslaught of tunnels. Until I received the Wire Tek. I have to date taken 10 moles and whenever I see a fresh run start, I step the main down, set the trap and within 36 hours, I am removing another pest. Great item.
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yes. it would be great for that. if you use it for bulbs, i would recommend a drill with a handle, when it bites it hurts, but for breaking up garden soil or compost any drill would work great.
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HI again. Did a little reading on your 2 lined chestnut borer. this might work. I'd give it a try. They do feed on live bark, so there is a shot that they may ingest the product. You'd have to ask a competent arborist if the bark would absorb it.
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I used the one with springs before I bought this one. I found the spring really dug up the dirt and destroyed the lawn. If you want a really 'deep' de-thatch go with the springs and wack the heck out of it. If you want a gentle, more controlled de-thatch go with this one. I am really happy with it.