How does his work on evergreen trees ..any complaints of Blueing?
641007
The bottle was leaking (blue/green) when I took it out of the packaging. Not a good sign!!! They say it will be green but to me it is very blue. Does not match my nice green lawn at all. Looks odd and takes forever to disappear. I thought this would be a great idea but don't waste your money on this one. I mix green food coloring with water and put it in a spray bottle~~~it looks a lot more natural. Hope this helps.
641008
It lasted the entire season on an evergreen bush and did initially darken the green a little but it did not last. It blended quite well and no one knew that part of the evergreen was "dead". Many remarked how lovely the evergreen was.
641009
I don't know. I used it on grass. I was very disappointed. Color was unnatural; it didn't last long before it washed away with a couple of rains. I ended up digging out the dead grass and replanting which worked well and is the way I went again this spring.
2058255
I have used a full bottle on my 12 Japanese Privets on 2 different occasions, over the past year. The suckers come up with less frequency, especially mid-trunk (I still have suckers on the bottom, but less after every treatment). My privets are still blooming and growing happily.So - I can only attest the answer to this question for Japanese Privets, and when used as directed - in that case, I see no harm to my trees. And MUCH less work for me.
2102956
I love love love mine..I use it with lavendar every night. You want to be sure you get pure oils like young living. It's blue... Not teal. There is also one that looks like a tulip that I have in my kitchen that's great also.
126283
We didn't have any problems at all. We mulched pine needles, lawn clippings and small branches etc. Its did areally great job and was pleasantly surprised how well the plastic blades held out. Very good buy!!!
586393
I have a large honey locust tree in the area where I used the Tordon RTU and haven't experienced any damage to the tree, however it has been only a couple of months. I also didn't use very much, I had several weed tree's in the fence line that had gotten to about 2-3 inch diameter. I cut them as low to the ground as possible and painted the stumps with the Tordon, I didn't spray or pour it on the ground. So, I hesitate to say it's fine but so far so good with a very well established tree and limited use. By the way, it killed the weed tree's DEAD, lol!
982416
This is a really nice tree, and the blue is really nice. It does show hair a bit but it isn't bad at all. We love ours
141966
Directly on them. I did not spray it on parts I planned to eat. With Swiss chard, I would spray it on some of the older leaves. I must ell you that after a while it did not work. I sprayed it on my newly planted apple trees. One day I looked the day after I had sprayed and saw that they had eaten the sprayed leaves. Did work for a while. Smells terrible.
1163117
I've never had a problem with the color running on the patio. Haven't had to apply any teak oil yet either, and I've had it for 2 summers. I also leave it out in the winter.
1138236
It does not affect grass - that I've experienced (trying to picture how you would use it to have that concern?)- It won't kill near-by plants or leaves - just works on open cuts. I usually make fresh cuts an apply it right away - it gets on the bark etc. and has never harmed anything else but does an excellent job of stopping "suckers" from coming back ...in that spot! Other suckers may still appear in other areas of the tree, trunk, or branches - it is not systemic where it keeps all from popping up. It will keep suckers away from the cut areas you treat. I have been very pleased with the results from treatments I've done. It does not affect grass - that I've experienced (trying to picture how you would use it to have that concern?)- It won't kill near-by plants or leaves - just works on open cuts. I usually make fresh cuts an apply it right away - it gets on the bark etc. and has never harmed anything else but does an excellent job of stopping "suckers" from coming back ...in that spot! Other suckers may still appear in other areas of the tree, trunk, or branches - it is not systemic where it keeps all from popping up. It will keep suckers away from the cut areas you treat. I have been very pleased... » Read More It does not affect grass - that I've experienced (trying to picture how you would use it to have that concern?)- It won't kill near-by plants or leaves - just works on open cuts. I usually make fresh cuts an apply it right away - it gets on the bark etc. and has never harmed anything else but does an excellent job of stopping "suckers" from coming back ...in that spot! Other suckers may still appear in other areas of the tree, trunk, or branches - it is not systemic where it keeps all from popping up. It will keep suckers away from the cut areas you treat. I have been very pleased with the results from treatments I've done. « Show Less
2006718
I have used this on every plant, tree and shrub I have with NO problem. It's fantastic. I have a Dogwood and it did fine. Once you start using it you will be able to see if you have applied enough, or if you need to add more. I tried to "skimp" so let me save you the trouble. Use as directed!
1315035
No I cant say that I have any problems with that, but I don't get a lot of leaves on my property. Sorry wish I could help you out.
1869955
Never, at least not in MN. I start applying it when plants are starting to come up, and spray often in the spring as the plants grow. In the summer months, when the plants are mature, I apply it about every 6 weeks. It works great for me. I do not apply it to trees but wrapped the small ones instead. I gave up on evergreens, like arbor vitae years ago, and got rid of them and planted hosta instead, but that was long before I found this product.
2121317
Thank you for replying. I have a flowerbed filled in with river rock that I have been having difficulty removing pine needles from. I don't want to get every last one but it looks shabby the way it it.
155748
look just below the blades I get a lot of pine needles and Palo Verde leaves caught around mine. You could have something similar. Sometimes they free by their self and sometimes I have to use a small set of tweezers, nail or piece of wire to free it up and mine always starts working again.
2121316
In my limited experience, if the pine needles are dry, it does OK. It gets stuck alot if they are wet. It is not a vacuum cleaner but does OK in picking up some of our pine needles. Works great on leaves, even if they are not entirely dry.
7591
It goes on milky white and dries clear. At least it has done that on all my oak logs i saw on the mill.
242503
Sorry, I can't help you on this. Most of our pine trees are blue spruce or norways.