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Is glyphosate safe?

Last year I treated an area of bindweed with glyphosate - the nexy day I found a perfectly normal looking young blackbird, no wounds or signs of illness, dead about half metre away. Could the glyphosate have killed it? Secondly, a gardener I know by gardeninggenes

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08/08/2012 10:45:02

by obelixx

glyphosate.

Hi i have some ground that is being over taken by weeds it is about 30 feet by 20 feet and what i thought of is glyphosating the hole area. If i did thios how long before i could grass it? Thanks It takes around 2/4 weeks to be to be totally by pash2

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16/07/2012 21:24:30

by Alina W

KILLING IVY

Would mulch or some kind of covering eradicate ivy? We have a well established section that covers the whole bed & the roots are impossible to remove! Use a glyphosate spray or gel-like Roundup-but you might have to repeat the treatment a couple by Dahlia2

30/07/2012 22:29:37

by christopher2

Talkback: Creeping thistle

glyphosate but digging out is telling on my back as there can be twenty little blighters a day by MalcolmJ

17/03/2012 12:10:42

by MalcolmJ

wild ferns

, it cannot photosynthesise so eventually dies. You can use glyphosate, but you will risk damaging other plants that are nearby with it. Emma gardenersworld.com team by nanatoonk

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27/03/2012 17:37:20

by Emma Crawforth

Clearing overgrown area

by laying carpet, heavy duty black plastic, or cardboard would stop annuals in their tracks and give you time to dig a section at a time. Personally I would dig out perennials and, when they dare to reappear, spray with glyphosate. Glyphosate by Gardenqueen

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26/05/2012 08:40:47

by Spotlandman

Talkback: Persistent weeds

worst nightmares are mare's tail and celandines. I use weedkiller in crystal form on bruised mare's tail and cover it with grass cuttings to prevent any getting onto my cats' paws. The celandines will get a glyphosate spray once I have dug up my by barton

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28/11/2011 18:31:06

by Jacqui Senior

Talkback: How to weed by hand

weedkiller-is that not an option? Bruise its leaves a little then dab it all over with some glyphosate gel. That won't harm neighbouring plants Hi, What is that thing call he is using..... a kirpy? Any ideas anyone? I would like one but I cant find by maura murphy

02/07/2012 20:47:05

by Maria7

Duke of Argyle

it called than. One of the snowberries, symphoricarpos. If you can't get it dug out I'd cut it back, and inject some Rootout into the stumps. Or you could let the regrowth go on for a bit and glyphosate it. It won't give up too easily. by Margaretta

15/05/2013 11:55:26

by nutcutlet

clearing a new plot

-or use a glyphosate weed killer like Roundup. Glyphosate, then when it's died back, try and get out as much of the roots as you can. Same thing over and over again when it comes back, it will get the message eventually and not come back. Remember to give by diggers2

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10/03/2013 19:45:32

by diggers2

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