Kill IT!! Deader n' Dead!
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Diggin It
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Town is a four letter word!!!
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Don't forget to offer to hold his beer while you watch.....
Hand over the mug opening, of course. :drink:
wvgca
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a mix of roundup and 24d would work, but it would have to reapplied two or three times a year, low cost anyways
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Welshman
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Last August I used a product called RM43 that I bought at Tractor Supply. I mixed according to the directions and applied it liberally to my gravel driveway which had become overgrown. The product claims to be good for a year - it's now mid-May, and no sign of new growth. Be careful with it though. My friend used it and apparently stepped in an area that he sprayed. He now has some dead footprints in his lawn.
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Diuron 4L
Have to watch the labels, some have a section for treating non-crop areas, that is the part of the directions you are looking for.
You have to pay attention to your soil type and watering product in.
Chemicals work if they are applied correctly. If you think they are magic and ignore any details they will fail or cause a lot of damage.
Local chemical supplier is who you want to talk to.
Easier application would be Casaron 4G as it is granules.
Amazon.com : Casoron 4G (5 Pound bag) Mulch Bed Weed Inhibitor : Caseron Weed Killer : Garden & Outdoor
All the good stuff is expensive at first, but if it works it's worth every penny. You won't find what you are looking for at Home Depot or even most farm stores, their chemical sections have gone all PC and aren't worth looking at.
Have to watch the labels, some have a section for treating non-crop areas, that is the part of the directions you are looking for.
You have to pay attention to your soil type and watering product in.
Chemicals work if they are applied correctly. If you think they are magic and ignore any details they will fail or cause a lot of damage.
Local chemical supplier is who you want to talk to.
Easier application would be Casaron 4G as it is granules.
Amazon.com : Casoron 4G (5 Pound bag) Mulch Bed Weed Inhibitor : Caseron Weed Killer : Garden & Outdoor
All the good stuff is expensive at first, but if it works it's worth every penny. You won't find what you are looking for at Home Depot or even most farm stores, their chemical sections have gone all PC and aren't worth looking at.
Maxify55
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Locoweed is right.
The Romans used salt to make raods in their day that are still grass free to this very day.
Try making that statement with any other chemical.