Can you use this spray on flowers
1725623
It says it won't harm plants or foliage but evidently isn't good for bees and butterflies. I sprayed it on all the vegetation around the yard including flowers and they seem fine 2 weeks later. The bigger problem is the spray bottle is a total piece of junk that will either a)not work at all, b) work for a few minutes before leaking profusely, or c) explode soaking everything around it. My advice: Buy a different brand...it can't be worse than this piece of garbage.
1725624
I believe the packaging says to avoid spraying directly on flowers I\ve sprayed directly on plants and veggies with no ill effect whatsoever though. Its ineffectual if you want to deter garden insects like aphids and such. Its pretty ineffectual in deterring any insect to be honest. It used to be a good product but now it does nothing.
1725625
I haven't purposely sprayed flowers with this, but I have over years accidentally sprayed them without any noticeable effect. This is the best mosquito and "no see um" repellent I've ever used. Unless there is an exceptional amount of rain, it lasts 3 months.
492522
It will kill flowers. There is a smaller spray bottle of Weed Be Gone that you can use to kill the weeds around your garden or flower beds. This bottle should be used only on lawns.
1058968
Yes you can. I bought a 1 gallon garden sprayer and use that. I just walk backwards spraying and saturate the areas that I want to spray.
218770
Garden Safe Fungicide3 may be used on all roses, flowers, housplants, ornamental trees and shrubs, fruits and vegetables grown in and around the home and garden. I have used on my tomato plants and beans prior to the tomatoes and beans forming. It took care of insects and leaf spots so that I didn't need to use it once blossoms started.
2017090
I can't say. I have only used it on my roses. However, it has done wonders for them.
1248004
I have not done it this way before. It may work you can try it on a different flower and see what happens. Also if you go to a craft store they may have a better idea to help with that.
384060
I have only used spray on treatment, which is wonderful. Based on my experience with this brand, I would definitely try it.
1708164
It only kills Bermuda. I can spray it on my flowers and it doesn't hurt them. Great product
1248005
I haven't done this. My GUESS is that if the flowers are completely dry and rigid, it would probably work. Krylon Crystal Clear acrylic spray (comes on flat, satin, and gloss) would probably also work. You should probably spray, let completely dry, then keep spraying layers, drying in between. There is also a polyester resin in cans into which objects can be dipped. This is usually used for strong, rigid objects, so may collapse flowers. Please note, these are only suggestions, since I have never preserved flowers in this manner.
936172
Yes you can, but your water pressure may drop if use both spray as same time.
1153914
This product is a selective herbicide for use in turf. I would not use it in flower beds.
363449
This will kill whatever you manage to spray it on. Bushes may take a bit more overspray, but you do want to make sure to protect the plants you plan to keep. Also avoid windy conditions that will scatter the spray.
2060369
It would depend on the type of flower / the leaves on the flowering plant. It works just like other selective weed killers that focus on a broad leaf (not a grass type of leaf). This is different from those other weed killers, this focuses on grass like leaves & plants. It should be safe for traditional types of flowers, however I would not trust it on a flowering plant that has grass type leaves. For example I have some muscari or something like that. The leaves are similar to grass but has a flower. I believe it would kill that type of plant / flower. If your flowers have thin long leaves, then call Ortho / download the data sheet. Else, if the flowers are like roses, I have never had a problem with this product.
991061
I've used it around well established plants with no noticeable consequences. Don't get any of the spray on the leaves. It will kill any green it touches.
1431724
Monica, I'm not an expert in this, but I don't see why not. I've never tried it. I mostly use it for flowers.
671835
I have used this product around all kinds of ground cover and ornamental plants with good results. . . . Not harming any thing but the unwanted grass. However, I have not used it on roses specifically. I wouldn't hesitate to to do so tho. Another equally good product is Ortho Weed-Be-Gone.
141963
On the bottle under directions it says that you can spray directly on the plant.Best wishes, Jeannie Lucas