live in az , have rock around house, does this product work between rocks?
1774741
It should stop new baby plants from sprouting. Plants that are already growing there won't be effected.
1774742
Yes, Preen prevents germination of seeds (seeds don't sprout and become plants,) so it will work between rocks. When I lived in Arizona, i just used Roundup, because germination of weeds was not as big a problem due to low moisture and rocky soils.
1203737
I have and it worked great..even did some heavy mesh on it making something for my uncle. It was to put on his car behind his motor home so rocks wouldn't hit his car.
835615
Yes and between bricks as well. It didn't discolor the bricks or the stones. Just make sure that you spread it as often as directed. I removed the stones first and then added the preen but also just tossed it on and it seems to be working well.
1757478
Yes if the rock is already semi smooth.... I've used it to buff out a granite countertop that was marred by improper cleaning
1336929
I've never tried rocks or outdoor gravel, however, the only slight problem I could forsee is impeding the rocking motion. It should definitely be on a stable surface that is even and doesn't tend to sink into the ground.
729060
Yes. It kicked the rocks out and we had to stop frequently to move them outta the way. A really large rock got caught above the blades, but we got it out and kept going. Georgia is really rocky in some areas.
936149
YES I have used this on different surfaces and also back patio. IT is great and I think it works better than regular rock salt... and most of all safe for the animals that pass and when I babysit my daughters 2 dogs. (my grand dogs)..
1408048
will work but you have to put a 2x4 on wall to sit rock on then tilt it into wall. it will save you time, effort, and backpain. For the price of the tool it is well worth it.
2079280
No, don't use on loose rock or gravel. The loose material will be thrown at great speed by the augers. It may just be an electric snow blower but it will pick up loose material and send it sailing. Could break windows or hit persons in the area. Only use on a hard surface, such as cement or blacktop.
888426
Depends on location. It is not water proof. If away from walls and set up with some container with rock under it I could see where it might work.
1933553
I would think so..I have used it under heavy stepping stones and decorative stones.
77102
Not sure if it works for anything....it's rock and all I could ever tell it a rock....go outside and get a rock that is the right size and give it magical qualities and use instead of paying for a square rock....I serious
1797714
I think it will depend on the size of the gravel. I have rock mulch in my yard size is small about 3/8 inch on each side. I have no problem blowing leaves off the rock mulch. The rocks remain pretty much unmoved.
236186
yes, both will work - it will just go much faster if you use rock salt (which can be purchased at any hardware store)
1889049
it I used it on a small area 3inc dia or so. Do not use this product on sandstone. it does not work and it will leave a stain mark.
1594769
I live in a very rocky / clay soil area, a dam broke and washed away the soil a long time ago. So, if you have a lot of rocks and a clay soil - you will be going through a lot of shear pins!!! They are pretty cheap so... The tiller itself has been a champ.
716999
That depends on what kind of rock you are digging through. If it's shale, then yes, this will work. If it's solid rock, you will probably need a jack hammer.