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weedkiller

welcome. Is it a glyphosate based product? Most modern weed killers act on contact with the leaves-you can safely plant when the weed has died back-they do not contaminate the soil But you should find information on the label The Wilko weedkilelr contains by Aliesh

14/04/2013 16:46:36

by Gold1locks

Bind weed

still get it growing there isnt so much. I dont think any weedkiller will finish it off just persistant digging. I wish you luck. Sorry maud, I think glyphosate is the answer....correction, i know it to be the answer. From an infested garden I now have by QueenQuack

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12/05/2013 21:16:23

by quercus_rubur

Unknown Weed

, but the roots sometimes go up to 8" deep. You must get all the little root 'nodules' out or new plants will grow. Little and often to try to eradicate it is the answer, whenever you see it dig it out thoroughly. You could try spraying with Glyphosate with a by Andrew Taylor2

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11/04/2012 17:32:17

by Beckymol

Plant identification

to use glyphosate right now. It's hormone based meaning the plant needs to be growing strongly with new growth. Glyphosate can be used when temps rise bit more It might be Helxine - mind your own business Might not http://www by Floyd

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07/04/2013 22:52:21

by Floyd

Problem plant identification and irradiation!!

while the digger was turning it over and it has now spread, in part to other areas of the lawn/beds! I even applied glyphosate, by gloved hand to the individual leaves but it killed them off and the surrounding grass!! Now I have part killed the plant by gillybean

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28/04/2013 19:56:38

by Gold1locks

Weed problem

to spray with weedkiller? some people cover with a piece of old carpeting . Or as artjak say's Dig 'em up and DON'T compost! Or cut off all the flowers and seed heads carefully so you don't spread more seed, and then use glyphosate weedkiller to get down by Ian Hardy

22/05/2013 00:20:19

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Weeds vs an old rickety back

You can spray the weeds with glyphosate which only kills the plants that have had their leaves sprayed. It is best to spray when the weeds are actually gowing then it will be taken into their roots, so may be a bit early yet. It won't hurt the apple by james marshall

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17/02/2013 11:50:45

by james marshall

Talkback: To spray, or not to spray?

My concern with glyphosate spraying is with chemical drift. The neighbors behind my garden sprayed weed killer on weeds in the turf. Some of it drifted over to my garden and damaged a conifer. It took years for the poor plant to recover. So I by happymarion

28/11/2011 18:39:40

by jeannie

Problem Ivy

months later, without any trouble. You will need to check carefully to make sure you have identified all the main stems. Meanwhile, watch out for any new shoots emerging at ground level, and zap them with glyphosate. Young leaves absorb the stuff a lot by Moonlithare

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18/04/2012 17:12:25

by crystalpixie

Nettles

and/ or using a liner in your raised beds. Your husband is right that they will come through the raised beds. If he wants to kill them, a glyphosate-based weedkiller is the simplest option. Glyphosate is inactivated on contact with the ground, so by Wendy8

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07/08/2012 12:20:46

by obelixx

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