Does it kill poison oak and blackberry vines?
1806383
Have not tried it on blackberry or poison oak. Instructions says it will work on those, just increase the strength of product.
35704
It will kill everything, it's very effective. I put it in a sprayer and spot spray all my weeds in and around the plants I want to keep. But if you get them on the ones you want, it will kill them too. Be careful.
69982
I'm pretty sure this kills about everything. I haven't encountered poison ivy on my property, but I think it would. You might be able to buy a smaller container to try. If Amazon does not have one, maybe a local hardware store might.
2195139
I used 2 oz per gallon to kill blackberries (Himalaya) and salmonberries. It did an adequate job but I was late getting it sprayed. It should even better next spring to finish the job.
1476119
No. It is a systemic insecticide, which means the product becomes present in all the plant tissue, including the fruit. By its presence in the pollen and nectar of the fruit tree, it will also kill off the bees needed to pollinate the flowers and set fruit.
2035294
honestly don't know if it will kill poison ivy- definitely a strong weed killer otherwise.... and the mixtures on the container is for acres - I've used a capful per gallon and keeps my landscape clean of weeds especially the proliferate dandelions.
2019011
I understand that it does. I think they use it around here on ornamental ash trees. It certainly should kill any borer since that insect grub is eating the living part of the bark and that is going to have the chemical just like the leaves do. Also, if you have large trees this insecticide is available at a much lower unit cost if you buy larger amounts. Just Google the actual chemical name of the insecticide. In fact it is used by farmers on some things.
1896155
If you get in on grass or your floweres it will kill them. I've used it on areas that are strictly weeds for the most part or not close to other vegetation I don't want to kill.
1281487
Farley, this product is pretty much "cut & kill". It works by totally killing a stump after you cut the bush/tree...I used it with great success with Rose of Sharon. It's not a spray...you brush it on the stump. If you cut the vines and brush this on their stumps, they won't grow back. It shouldn't harm the junipers. Look at it this way...it suffocates the stump of the plant that you want to eliminate. There's not a peripheral side effect.
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minimal when spraying near. We had to spray around several full-grown oaks and it didn't affect the trees at all. If the vines you're killing are on the trees, remove them first, then spray the part on the ground you can still see. I've sprayed around these trees several different times and successfully killed potato vines and palmettos. Trees are fine. If it's a smaller tree you're trying to get rid of, it will work on that. I've successfully used it on palmettos and a Brazilian pepper. Sometimes it takes a few applications over time.
1112224
It says it kills them. I haven't used it for them specifically but it works for everything I have used it on.
20642
Unless your corn is growing in briars and poison ivy...no. This is powerful stuff meant for broadleaf, woody plants and brush and leaves grasses mostly alone. Even winddrift could kill small trees if not careful. It's also good for "painting" on tree stumps to keep them from sprouting. Use 41% glyphosate for grasses.
1375165
Oh, I don't think so -- It has taken out some weed vines, maybe 2-3 feet long, and 1/4 inch in diameter.
1438248
It will definitely kill the Bermuda grass, but I'm not sure about the irises. I know that it killed my calla lilies but did ok on the azaleas and my other trees.
297601
I have used 4 bottles of this on my yard and have had no plants die from it. I spray around them and know some drift gets on them but not a lot. Pretty well kills Bermuda grass but numerous applications are probably necessary.
122783
When used as directed it won't kill plants. Do not use it on or around vegetable plants you plan to eat fruit from. I would look at a product called termidor for termites... You can view the directions and usage on both these products webpage..
1539057
Most oak galls will not harm the tree. The bayer product will put insecticide in all the plant tissue, including acorns, which are eaten by a wide variety of wildlife. Not recommended. This web site can give you more information. http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/gardens-gardening/your-garden/help-for-the-home-gardener/advice-tips-resources/pests-and-problems/other/galls/galls-on-trees.aspx