Does this work for Poison Oak also?
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Yes. Use as soon as possible after exposure. Continue to use while poison oak or poison ivy is oozing. If you are lucky, it may stop the poison oak/ivy from spreading. I would not be without a bar in my first aid kit. Original formula works. No experience with the newer "lavender scent" formula.
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.
1137725
I only used it for poison oak with maybe 1/4" thickness at most. 1" would definitely be a struggle, better off with a pole saw for that....
2088031
This product worked for 6 months on Florida marshy vegetation, elephant ears, arrow heads, poison oak and some sedges. The stuff came back this summer and will require further applications.
1195585
yes this works on Ivy , all types, best used when Ivy is in new growth thats june in most areas of the country, I usually add 2 % glysophate to my brush killer to get better burn, quicker kill
1242230
I used it last year (the one that hooks to the hose) to get rid of sand burrs. It did! It killed them and left the grass. We have since moved, and I am now using it on poison ivy & poison oak. So far it is doing the job. I also used this brand for ticks (the bug version that hooks to the hose), and it worked wonders! I get this brand for under $8 at our local W*****t and trust them to do the job.
1805835
I have used GOddards on light oak and maple as well as the dark woods I have. It works beautifully on all woods.
815729
I used it on poison ivy. Removing tree stumps? I would drill 1/2" holes, or larger all over the stump use anything like salt, or a product to remove stump. It will not happen over night. If your not in a hurry cut stump close to the ground drill holes and cover with compost.
1100373
Oak trees in general are not listed on the label as able to control. However, Water Oak is listed. Not sure what makes them different. But it would probably not kill the tree, so try it and see.
1923791
Not sure what you are trying to do. This product is Imidicloprid which is basically a nicotine analog. It's chemically pretty close to nicotine, which tobacco uses to protect itself. Invertabrates that ingest imidicloprid (or nicotine) die. It's basically harmless to vertabrates. I've used it very successfully on oaks to fight gypsy moth and carpenter ants. I don't know what your borers eat. If they eat the leaves of the plant, it will work. It does go into the vascular system of the tree, but most borers bore into heartwood. They do bore back through the cambium (the living part) of the tree. The question is whether they eat the cambium or somehow bore through it without ingesiting it. The msds is available online and their tech support number may be on it. Tech support is excellent. Or go to manufacturer's website and you should be able to contact them through it.
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It should. With tough vines and those with waxy cuticle, I would add extra surfactant. If you don't have a professional non-ionic surfactant, I would add 3 oz of concentrated liquid dish soap to 3 gallons of mix. Sometimes not much of anything is tough enough. We have Vinca and English Ivy around here that are very hard to kill. In some cases you may need to cut-stump treat. (cut stem near ground, paint with undiluted herbicide). Best of Luck
1680662
I have used it on bluegrass, fescue, perennial rye grass mix. As others have said, the point is it kills sedge, not grass.
672115
I'm not positive, but if the unwanted stalks share a root system with any of the wanted stalks, I would NOT use this product. I am able to kill all invasive ivy by spraying only the leaves, and it works down to the roots. I would say NO, to your question.
2059137
it might kill the oak tree. I know the ortho brush b gon that you paint on oak stumps does a good job of killing the stump
1609703
I used it last year on poison ivy. The ivy in the sun was dead in a few hours, the the ivy in the woods was dead in two days. It's said that it doesn't kill the roots, so I'm watching to see if it comes back this year.
1278830
It works very well killing and discouraging the growth of many invasive plants on our property once we cut and apply the solution. My only problem with the Bonide solution it does not help destroy the root or stump for easy removal as well as the Greenlight solution does.
1474088
I have used it in traps for 2 seasons of ground squirrel killin . I live in southern Oregon and have lots of tree squirrels . I have never had one of 'em in my traps only ground squirrels and a lot of 'em this stuff works PERFECT on them