Has anyone had any success killing tallow trees using this stuff??
1264832
I've never tried, but it's killed anything I've sprayed it on.Some things quicker than others. Spray once a week for about three consecutive weeks @ about 5 oz. per gallon with a surfactant will probably do the trick. I only use 3 oz/gal, spray poison Ivy, kudzu, trees, briars, box elders, spray 2-3 times and they disappear.
1264833
I use Remedy Ultra for killing Chinese tallow trees and this product is the generic equivalent. I mix one gallon with 3 gallons of diesel fuel and spray the bottom 12" of the tree trunks. It can be done any time of the year, but not if the trunks are covered with ice or heavy rain is on the way. It is especially effective on trunks up to 3" but does very well on trunks up to 6". I have killed mature tallows with 12+" trunks but it takes several applications and maybe a year or two before they fall over.
368211
Remedy will kill everything including small trees if it get s on the leaves. I do not have personal experience of of sandburs but feel confident that it would.
1570495
I don't know. I used mine to try to make the leaves a deeper green on a pinn oak in Oklahoma. I am not sure that the spiked helped.
361246
No, it's useless based on my experience! It'll barely cut a twig. And if something clogs it up, you have to take it apart to be able to try to use it again. That's just my opinion, though. I don't want them to sue me.
646344
I use a pump up sprayer and my lawn is Centipede. I was overrun with nut sedge after a hurricane and it took 4 applications to destroy the weed. That was over a year and a half time frame. Just now we are using it once again for a wild violet that blew in during wind gusts. So far one application has withered the outer leaves only I see fresh shoots starting. Unfortunately the day I spayed this area had a cloud burst, where else but over my lawn. I hope someone who has St Augustine will share their findings with you. As far as the Image goes in controlling weeds, I don't use anything else. This product works if directions are followed as stated on label. Scots001.
2102838
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!
1281490
I have used the one with the brush-on cap on greenbrier vines--just cut the vine and brush the product on the cut stems. You don't spray it. It's effective. It may take repeated applications over a period of time. I have not killed anything I wanted to save. Garden Girl is right.
185513
This stuff works great, BUT it will kill EVERYTHING including your grass! Your best bet is a broadleaf killer like Weed-B-Gone, it works well!
2114413
I have not tried this with Rodeo but have been told that it can be effective if applied, full strength, around the cambium (the layer of cells between the bark and wood). This should be done immediately after the cut has been made. Some species are difficult to kill and new trees will sprout from the roots. I tried to kill a Brazilian Pepper tree using Roundup but waited too long after making the cut to apply the herbicide. Dozen's of new shoots came up from the shallow roots and it took about two years before they stopped coming up.
208319
I have used it for a couple of years on several large Leyland Cypress trees. It took care of the problem I had with bagworms. Just beware that it can take a month for the pesticide to get distributed throughout the tree. I have also used this on River Birches to control Japenese beetles.
1461361
I mixed 1 gallon Remedy with 4 gallons diesel & poured around a Mesquite tree with huge thorns at the edge of our pasture. Nothing else we had tried would kill this tree. It was about 12 feet tall and very bushy. We cut in down as much as possible first. Pour slowly and let it soak in. Put it in the smallest area possible because nothing else will grow again.
517709
I have used this product for two years and have not had the lawn fungus come back in that time. I do have tall fescue and yes it does work, Mmy neighbors are still having problems with their lawns and have asked me what I have been using.
623240
Never tried it, but I just re-applied to my fruit trees' new growth. This morning I found some of the leaves and new shoots with the dried liquid on it nibbled!! Darn, the deer here no longer mind it.
1830708
You must have used it awfully heavily; I have not had a problem with it killing anything. I do have impatiens in pots on the patio, so they don't get it. Maybe they are really sensitive to it? We compost our own stuff from horses, goats, stall straw, weeds, etc., so there are a ton of weed seeds and I use the Preen rather heavily. I have not had a problem with anything dying from it.
1836962
I used it on leaf miners because they are inside the leaf and a surface spray wouldn't kill them. Haven't tried it on scale, but it should work because it puts something in the tree sap that kills the bugs. We're eating the lemons and oranges from the trees, and so far (six months) have encountered no problems.
672177
We've used it on various weeds - it kills the leaves it touches, but then more leaves grow...might work over time, but a lot goes only a little way, particularly in a field (which is where we used it also).
206710
It pretty much kills anything although I have not tried it specifically On bamboo. It's worth a shot.