Can I use this on my Japanese Maple trees?
758527
I have used it on my potted Japanese Maples that had scale mites and it worked great. Follow dilution directions and less is more for potted plants (if that's your case)
145725
Unfortunately I can't answer that question for you as all I have are maple and box elder trees around my house. It does a good job of keeping out the maple seeds, but I can't tell you how well it will work with pine needles. Perhaps someone who has pine trees can offer their experience with pine needles.
1249815
Not really, this product is designed to kill greenery. I have sometimes sprayed around trees accidently and nothing happened to the trees or roots
278300
No, it will not harm the tree, just do not get spray on the tree, the bark or exposed/ surface roots.
119720
Yes. I have used it for douglas fir, soft cedar, and white pine with good results. The advantage of this plane is that it is easy to change blades, allowing you to use different bevel angles for different woods.
1947410
Yes, you can check the usage directions to clarify what trees can and cannot be sprayed with this product. The Volck oil is only a coating that protects the trees (leaves) from parasites.
1858532
I've used it on rosewood without problems. Doesn't take much to bring back that rich color but I use such a thin application it fades before the strings need to be changed - rather not get it on the strings, though. The label warns NOT to use the product on maple. A bottle lasts a long time and I always have a guitar due for clean and re-string.
1570494
Sorry, I don't know if the spikes can be used with American Holly's, Japanese Maples, Myrtle Crapes, Witch Hazels. I read the direction, put a spike next to one of three shrubs. The shrub where I used the spike is dead. On the other two shrubs I used triple 10 fertilizer and they are thriving. Before using this product, I recommend testing it.
301217
Those leaves should present no problem to the machine. We have a huge volume of Norway Maple leaves to deal with and the machine works just fine. This presumes you don't try to jam a huge amount of leaves in at one time. Little bites!
1691996
Hello Susan, I would not recommend this tool for that type of tree. That tree is more of a hedge than a typical tree with large limbs. There is also a correct way to prune this type of tree and you should follow that procedure in order to continue to enjoy the beauty and benefits of the tree. I included a website underneath for you. I hope this helps. http://extension.unh.edu/resources/files/Resource000594_Rep616.pdf regards frank
33444
I bought this product to use on my basil, which had downy mildew, and my houseplant, which have an assortment of bugs and mold....I found it worked well on my lemon tree, which had mold, too, but you will need to treat it routinely. See direction on product label.
1017440
I've never tried, but this should work fine with a cutting board. Do you know what kind of wood it is? Cutting boards are often hard woods. I have used this tool on maple with no problem.
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!
627488
It works well on most engineered wood. Just used it on 2,000 feet of Birch.. Won't work on thick hardwoods i.e. 1/2 inch Maple...
1559430
Hey dude. Not really. The fretboard treatments are for rosewood only. Mind you, I find that the orange polish/cleaner is great for removing grime from maple without gunking it up.
1550987
It should be okay around established trees, but not saplings. The original use for this chemical was along fence lines, so older trees are robust enough to stand up. I would be careful about how much you use for this application. I use about a 1/2 cup in 2 gallons of water and apply at a medium spray from my hand held tank. Diuron is non-soluble, so you will need to really shake it up to suspend it in water.
2017091
It says to treat twice a year so I assume that you could use it on maples at least six months before you would tapp for the sap flowing in the spring.