Can this be used on trees and shrubs such as brown spots on evergreens?
485566
Yes but there will be a color difference depending on the color of the evergreen. With time it will fade and it will be better than the brown spots you begin with.
485567
Yes. That is exactly what I used it for this Spring and through all the rain, etc. it has held the color on the brown spots and I did not have to replace the evergreen this year. In fact, everyone says how healthy the shrubs look and the one I sprayed blends right in. Even the new growth around the spots is doing well and I have had to trim the new growth.
1754850
It didn't work!! I even tried spraying it on the ground, which worked a little bit better then spraying it on the trees themselves. I suspect that what's needed is the 'professional' sprays which aren't available for home use.
1847052
I would say yes, it would dull the effects of the metallic paint. Since this is a wax it creates a barrier that will cause a slight clouding of any finish. I would really suggest this for only unpainted or stained woods since it will bring out the grains in those. I can't really see this working well for any painted finish. However, I would be happy to try it out and let you know how it reacts!
187380
I don't know. I only used it on outdoor furniture pads. But it caused discoloration, so I would be very careful in using it.
1249815
Not really, this product is designed to kill greenery. I have sometimes sprayed around trees accidently and nothing happened to the trees or roots
1947410
Yes, you can check the usage directions to clarify what trees can and cannot be sprayed with this product. The Volck oil is only a coating that protects the trees (leaves) from parasites.
50779
This product is designed to be sprayed on leaves, stems, flowers and branches to deter squirrels, rabbits and deer. It should not be applied directly to hard surfaces such such as patio furniture.
1100899
I am sorry not to be able to give an answer for you, Donnay. I have only used this on my hibiscus tree.
122784
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!
2006717
We use it on every one of our trees and shrubs including dogwood, but do not have crepe myrtle. We have no problem with pests and except for the deer damage, all did well through this long, harsh winter.
193421
Not sure. Directions don't say but probably more effective sprayed or dusted directly on diseased shrub etc.
1852320
I've tried using it on a plum tree stump that keeps sprouting, the growth will die, but new shoots will sprout the next year. I've sprayed it for 3 years now. So to answer your question, no.
47478
I would think it would. I used it on rough cedar on a decorative roof that I added to the front of a building I have. You have no control of how dark it ends up but I liked the results that I got.
38498
I wpuld guess that it would clean it to get the spots out, however you probably would need to soak i and re soak it several times in dawn to make sure the chemical is not remaining.
1042082
It can be used on any porous wood surface. I'd wouldn't use it on maple. I wouldn't get this product for any large surface I wanted to use after application. Hardening time is weeks not hours or days. It takes a long time to polymerize because it's not pre-processed. Ultimately, the results are good.
991064
Yes. Just be careful not to get any on the tree or shrub. It enters the plant through the leaves.
2006718
I have used this on every plant, tree and shrub I have with NO problem. It's fantastic. I have a Dogwood and it did fine. Once you start using it you will be able to see if you have applied enough, or if you need to add more. I tried to "skimp" so let me save you the trouble. Use as directed!