will it kill passionflower vine?
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It should. With tough vines and those with waxy cuticle, I would add extra surfactant. If you don't have a professional non-ionic surfactant, I would add 3 oz of concentrated liquid dish soap to 3 gallons of mix. Sometimes not much of anything is tough enough. We have Vinca and English Ivy around here that are very hard to kill. In some cases you may need to cut-stump treat. (cut stem near ground, paint with undiluted herbicide). Best of Luck
177338
Sorry I do not have answer to your question. This product works very slow for result to plants I watered.
492520
Depends on the flower, but yes it will kill most vegetation that is not a type of grass.
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it might kill the oak tree. I know the ortho brush b gon that you paint on oak stumps does a good job of killing the stump
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Depends on what you're killing...but in any event you don't mix with water, because product is in a kerosene base. It is also pretty specific to killing certain trees/plants and you should check the product information to see if what you have is on their list. I use it for Ailanthus/Tree of Heaven, and apply it straight--it will kill up to about 6" diameter if the trunk is coated from about 18" down to the ground, on all sides (bigger trees need slices cut in bark to apply; Google 'stem injection' and you will find a good video fr Australia)
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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.
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No just spray it, with in the week it will be dead including the roots. Be careful of drift, it will kill other plants. Sooner or later you will have to cut the plant, but it is easier to cut them after the leaves fall.
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Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
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We used this to successfully get rid on the watermeal in our pond, which is very very hard to kill. This killed all the vegetation in our pond. I would not use this if you are concerned about your water lilies.
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According to other comments here it will kill Wild Violets. I have no first hand experience with killing Wild Violets.
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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.
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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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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.
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Yes, it will definitely kill your grass. I have tried several recipes to rid my gravel drive of weeds, but none of the "natural" recipes kills the roots.
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Yes. It will kill anything. I mix 12 oz of Remedy with one gallon of diesel. This diesel aids the Remedy to leach onto the plant better.
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I mixed the triclopyr pretty heavy, to make sure it killed the poison ivy. And, it did brown out the grass. Not sure if it killed the grass and it filled back in, or if the grass just browned out and recovered. In any case, the poison ivy was dead! Definitely recommend this product for eliminating woody vines.
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I never sprayed it onto wild violets but I can tell you it will kill them because it killed everything else it was sprayed onto...I even mixed it stronger and killed some small brush that was cropping up in a fence row!
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unfortunately, my passionflower did not survive our unusually cold winter. but the passiflora incarnata is a trailing vine that will grow as tall as whatever supports it. It can be use to cover fences, walls and trellises.