Will Bayer advanced 701285 kill emerald ash borer?
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Hi Frank, I'm afraid I don't know. I was recommended this Bayer product for Juniper mite and Juniper scale insect and it works really well for those, better than any English product I have used. Best wishes, Sally.
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systemic insecticide is the only way to kill any boaring insects. Just beware some plants do not do well when given systemic insecticides. Elm is one always check.
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All we can tell you is that Advance 375a killed a bad infestation of Carpenter ants 18 months age and they have not returned. Good luck.Randy & Mary Kenny
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Yes, it will. It is designed to kill just about any living tree, shrub or plant. Be careful.
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Here's the explanation from Bayer's site. It appears 7080 is a box of 50 and 7090 is a box of 100. http://diabslc.bayerweb.com/cntrstrp.htm
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Not really, this product is designed to kill greenery. I have sometimes sprayed around trees accidently and nothing happened to the trees or roots
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Google Image. You should get very detailed info. Try your local or state ag. dept. They should have specific herbicides for sandspurs.
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Demon WP is a pretty powerful pesticide. My guess is it will kill any crawling insects. I always use two packets to each gallon of water.
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Used Bayer Advanced brush killer today in 101 degree heat on large area of 2-3 inch poison oak . Just hate the trigger sprayer, very short handle---had to keep switching from each hand as it was so tiresome from squeezing the sprayer trigger. Roundup has a much better sprayer, longer wand, hand is not close to the sprayer end, don't have to bend down as much, comfortable to hold and easy to apply.I hope the spraying I did today shows it is working soon. I used Roundup to spray thistles and saw results in 3 hours. The only reason for purchasing Bayer Advanced brush killer was to destroy poison oak. Used Bayer Advanced brush killer today in 101 degree heat on large area of 2-3 inch poison oak . Just hate the trigger sprayer, very short handle---had to keep switching from each hand as it was so tiresome from squeezing the sprayer trigger. Roundup has a much better sprayer, longer wand, hand is not close to the sprayer end, don't have to bend down as much, comfortable to hold and easy to apply.I hope the spraying I did today shows it is working soon. I used Roundup to spray thistles and saw results in 3 hours. The only reason for purchasing Bayer Advanced brush killer was to... » Read More Used Bayer Advanced brush killer today in 101 degree heat on large area of 2-3 inch poison oak . Just hate the trigger sprayer, very short handle---had to keep switching from each hand as it was so tiresome from squeezing the sprayer trigger. Roundup has a much better sprayer, longer wand, hand is not close to the sprayer end, don't have to bend down as much, comfortable to hold and easy to apply.I hope the spraying I did today shows it is working soon. I used Roundup to spray thistles and saw results in 3 hours. The only reason for purchasing Bayer Advanced brush killer was to destroy poison oak. « Show Less
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It may, it depends on how established and rampant the problem is. I bought a home with it a few years years worth of growth on it and tried the Bayer with no success. I had to use this: Triclopyr 4E Herbicide 1 Gallon - Replaces Remedy Ultra. It is expensive, but it killed it off where I sprayed two applications (over the course of a month). Ivy is very resilient, so unless you kill all of it, it will slowly creep back in. If you want to try the bayer first because it is inexpensive, I would use it just about undiluted and use a agent like bonide to ensure it sticks.
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Here's a link to the label: http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/msds/Adonis75WSP_speclabel.pdf Page 16 and 17 give mix and applications rates for other insects. There are four packets in a bag, and each packet contains 1.6 oz of imidacloprid, the active ingredient. Each packet will root drench a 24-48" of cumulative trunk diameter of tree. Foliar treatment is one packet in 300 gallons. EAB is off-label for this mix and probably won't work long-term unless you treat systemically, ie, inject it into the tree at a 10% mix. Bayer sells pre-loaded injectors just for that, but I don't know the success rate. Some have drilled 1/2" holes into the tree root buttress about 3" deep on 8-12" spacing and filled them with a 10% mix of Adonis. We won't know if it works or not until next year. If you have specimen white ash that you positively must save and are not already infested, the only known successful treatment is called Tree Age. Only licensed applicators can get it, and it'll probably cost $200-$500 per year per tree.
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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.
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The bottle says nothing about slugs or snails, lists the following: thrips, katydid, leafminers, worms, catepillars, borers, cabbage worm, ...... I don't believe this is for lawn insect control, mostly for fruit trees and ornamentals?
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Temprid SC works better and is more cost effective. Contact Bayer regrading plant safety.
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Look into a product called Certainty. It kills nutsedge with killing zoysia.
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I do not know. I have found a much more satisfactory product which kill and has long lasting residual action
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I do not know. I do know it will kill St. Augustine Grass here in Florida. It also controls torpedo grass in my junipers. I lift up the juniper runners and spray directly on the torpedo grass/ Sorry I could not be of more help.
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Don't know off-hand. Would check with the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta or with the Bayer hotline.