After mixing, the product should be applied to the outer cambium as well as the exposed stump and root collar area. Lot of folks were pricing glysophate at $16 a gallon this year, but that was probably 30 gallon containers. Great Article Steve. { I've had very good results using an over the counter product put out by Ortho called Brush B Gon Poison ivy killer. There's one of you U.K. boys at the country club where I work. It takes a few days before you will begin to see the results. It takes a few days before you will begin to see the results. 0000009482 00000 n
It is not available to the general public. It is not available to the general public. Grazon might be more readily available in somewhat smaller quantities, at fair prices. Discover woodpecker superpowers and how you can help them in this week's Discover Nature Note. In 2013 I read the Remedy label and learned it could be mixed with water and used as a folar spray not only for spot spraying sericia but honey locust.
;) Crossbow is included... ;) Some heavy hitters in there for controlling difficult broadleaves in pasture-type situations. This salt will mix with 2,4D so, following the label, you can combine the cheaper 2,4D with the more expensive product & get a broad spectrum broadleaf killer of moderate price. It does list Poison Oak on the label. "headline":"Discussion Board - Crossbow herbicide", He's the staff horticulturist.He is telling me that the salt treatment will kill it, but will damage my walnut trees growing in the same area. Sounds like you followed a path similiar to mine, starting with Tordon RTU. Those limbs sprayed will drop off. On the web site http://extoxnet.orst.edu/pips/triclopy.htm They list Access, Crossbow, ET, Garlon, Grazon, PathFinder, Redeem, Rely, Remedy, and Turflon as brand names that contain the same chemical.
It is not available to the general public. I have used Remedy to kill sericia and have occassionally sprayed some little black locusts trees along the way and I figured the ones that have resprouted were the ones I used the Remedy on. 0000001257 00000 n
It does list Poison Oak on the label. I think they came back because I sprayed in the early Fall when growth was stopped or slowed and I wasn't as good with the spray coverage as I should have been. It has totally killed Poison ivy, wild blackberries, and assorted other brushy type plants in one shot. Follow the MOre Quail Blog on our RSS feed or get updates by email. It mixes up 4 oz per gallon of water and costs about $16 a quart. The 2.5 gallon containers were about $20 - someone's making money by you. Along with the saw and personal protective equipment, I always take along a herbicide to prevent re-sprouting. Mix the 2 to kill everything, crossbow alone to kill everything but grass. I use a 3 gallon backpack sprayer for basal bark spraying and the seals and hose usually survives the diesel for only about a year. }, The ester formulation is sold under the trade name Garlon 4® and is marketed in garden shops and hardware stores as Turflon Ester®.
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It cost about $39 a gallon. startxref
It has totally killed Poison ivy, wild blackberries, and assorted other brushy type plants in one shot. If I'm correct, Crossbow is one of those Agricultural chemicals that farmers use and is usually purchased at an AG supplies business. Often the fert & _one_ of the others is a good mix. 0
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Has anyone looked into dicomba (Clarity, Banvel, etc) - it generally does real well against most all broadleaves, while not hurting your grasses in the area. Sorry. Products labeled 'Caution' can generally be purchased by anyone, those labled 'Danger' or 'Poison' are restricted use.
Disclaimer: I am not an expert in all herbicides. It is a 24D type brush killer. Triclopyr, triethylamine salt it is an 8% concentration. For cut-stump use, Remedy® Ultra needs to be mixed with a commercial basal oil or other oil-based carrier, such as diesel fuel, fuel oil, or kerosene. I agree, Brush B Gon might be more expensive per ounce than buying a gallon of something available at an ag store, but it is available in small quantities and the total cash out of pocket may be less to solve the problem. }, No matter what herbicide you use, I encourage you to carefully read and follow herbicide labels. We facilitate and provide opportunity for all citizens to use, enjoy, and learn about these resources. Who manufactures Crossbow? Sorry. One additional feature of Remedy® Ultra is the fact that I can use it in two other ways during the growing season. It is also used for broadleaf weeds, particularly Creeping Charlie (Glechoma hederacea).
After mixing, the product should be applied to the outer cambium as well as the exposed stump and root collar area. Lot of folks were pricing glysophate at $16 a gallon this year, but that was probably 30 gallon containers. Great Article Steve. { I've had very good results using an over the counter product put out by Ortho called Brush B Gon Poison ivy killer. There's one of you U.K. boys at the country club where I work. It takes a few days before you will begin to see the results. It takes a few days before you will begin to see the results. 0000009482 00000 n
It is not available to the general public. It is not available to the general public. Grazon might be more readily available in somewhat smaller quantities, at fair prices. Discover woodpecker superpowers and how you can help them in this week's Discover Nature Note. In 2013 I read the Remedy label and learned it could be mixed with water and used as a folar spray not only for spot spraying sericia but honey locust.
;) Crossbow is included... ;) Some heavy hitters in there for controlling difficult broadleaves in pasture-type situations. This salt will mix with 2,4D so, following the label, you can combine the cheaper 2,4D with the more expensive product & get a broad spectrum broadleaf killer of moderate price. It does list Poison Oak on the label. "headline":"Discussion Board - Crossbow herbicide", He's the staff horticulturist.He is telling me that the salt treatment will kill it, but will damage my walnut trees growing in the same area. Sounds like you followed a path similiar to mine, starting with Tordon RTU. Those limbs sprayed will drop off. On the web site http://extoxnet.orst.edu/pips/triclopy.htm They list Access, Crossbow, ET, Garlon, Grazon, PathFinder, Redeem, Rely, Remedy, and Turflon as brand names that contain the same chemical.
It is not available to the general public. I have used Remedy to kill sericia and have occassionally sprayed some little black locusts trees along the way and I figured the ones that have resprouted were the ones I used the Remedy on. 0000001257 00000 n
It does list Poison Oak on the label. I think they came back because I sprayed in the early Fall when growth was stopped or slowed and I wasn't as good with the spray coverage as I should have been. It has totally killed Poison ivy, wild blackberries, and assorted other brushy type plants in one shot. Follow the MOre Quail Blog on our RSS feed or get updates by email. It mixes up 4 oz per gallon of water and costs about $16 a quart. The 2.5 gallon containers were about $20 - someone's making money by you. Along with the saw and personal protective equipment, I always take along a herbicide to prevent re-sprouting. Mix the 2 to kill everything, crossbow alone to kill everything but grass. I use a 3 gallon backpack sprayer for basal bark spraying and the seals and hose usually survives the diesel for only about a year. }, The ester formulation is sold under the trade name Garlon 4® and is marketed in garden shops and hardware stores as Turflon Ester®.
I am preparing to once again take on the honey locusts, black locusts and osage orange. 29 0 obj<>stream
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It cost about $39 a gallon. startxref
It has totally killed Poison ivy, wild blackberries, and assorted other brushy type plants in one shot. If I'm correct, Crossbow is one of those Agricultural chemicals that farmers use and is usually purchased at an AG supplies business. Often the fert & _one_ of the others is a good mix. 0
0000008471 00000 n
Has anyone looked into dicomba (Clarity, Banvel, etc) - it generally does real well against most all broadleaves, while not hurting your grasses in the area. Sorry. Products labeled 'Caution' can generally be purchased by anyone, those labled 'Danger' or 'Poison' are restricted use.
Disclaimer: I am not an expert in all herbicides. It is a 24D type brush killer. Triclopyr, triethylamine salt it is an 8% concentration. For cut-stump use, Remedy® Ultra needs to be mixed with a commercial basal oil or other oil-based carrier, such as diesel fuel, fuel oil, or kerosene. I agree, Brush B Gon might be more expensive per ounce than buying a gallon of something available at an ag store, but it is available in small quantities and the total cash out of pocket may be less to solve the problem. }, No matter what herbicide you use, I encourage you to carefully read and follow herbicide labels. We facilitate and provide opportunity for all citizens to use, enjoy, and learn about these resources. Who manufactures Crossbow? Sorry. One additional feature of Remedy® Ultra is the fact that I can use it in two other ways during the growing season. It is also used for broadleaf weeds, particularly Creeping Charlie (Glechoma hederacea).
After mixing, the product should be applied to the outer cambium as well as the exposed stump and root collar area. Lot of folks were pricing glysophate at $16 a gallon this year, but that was probably 30 gallon containers. Great Article Steve. { I've had very good results using an over the counter product put out by Ortho called Brush B Gon Poison ivy killer. There's one of you U.K. boys at the country club where I work. It takes a few days before you will begin to see the results. It takes a few days before you will begin to see the results. 0000009482 00000 n
It is not available to the general public. It is not available to the general public. Grazon might be more readily available in somewhat smaller quantities, at fair prices. Discover woodpecker superpowers and how you can help them in this week's Discover Nature Note. In 2013 I read the Remedy label and learned it could be mixed with water and used as a folar spray not only for spot spraying sericia but honey locust.
;) Crossbow is included... ;) Some heavy hitters in there for controlling difficult broadleaves in pasture-type situations. This salt will mix with 2,4D so, following the label, you can combine the cheaper 2,4D with the more expensive product & get a broad spectrum broadleaf killer of moderate price. It does list Poison Oak on the label. "headline":"Discussion Board - Crossbow herbicide", He's the staff horticulturist.He is telling me that the salt treatment will kill it, but will damage my walnut trees growing in the same area. Sounds like you followed a path similiar to mine, starting with Tordon RTU. Those limbs sprayed will drop off. On the web site http://extoxnet.orst.edu/pips/triclopy.htm They list Access, Crossbow, ET, Garlon, Grazon, PathFinder, Redeem, Rely, Remedy, and Turflon as brand names that contain the same chemical.
It is not available to the general public. I have used Remedy to kill sericia and have occassionally sprayed some little black locusts trees along the way and I figured the ones that have resprouted were the ones I used the Remedy on. 0000001257 00000 n
It does list Poison Oak on the label. I think they came back because I sprayed in the early Fall when growth was stopped or slowed and I wasn't as good with the spray coverage as I should have been. It has totally killed Poison ivy, wild blackberries, and assorted other brushy type plants in one shot. Follow the MOre Quail Blog on our RSS feed or get updates by email. It mixes up 4 oz per gallon of water and costs about $16 a quart. The 2.5 gallon containers were about $20 - someone's making money by you. Along with the saw and personal protective equipment, I always take along a herbicide to prevent re-sprouting. Mix the 2 to kill everything, crossbow alone to kill everything but grass. I use a 3 gallon backpack sprayer for basal bark spraying and the seals and hose usually survives the diesel for only about a year. }, The ester formulation is sold under the trade name Garlon 4® and is marketed in garden shops and hardware stores as Turflon Ester®.
I am preparing to once again take on the honey locusts, black locusts and osage orange. 29 0 obj<>stream
0000007955 00000 n
It cost about $39 a gallon. startxref
It has totally killed Poison ivy, wild blackberries, and assorted other brushy type plants in one shot. If I'm correct, Crossbow is one of those Agricultural chemicals that farmers use and is usually purchased at an AG supplies business. Often the fert & _one_ of the others is a good mix. 0
0000008471 00000 n
Has anyone looked into dicomba (Clarity, Banvel, etc) - it generally does real well against most all broadleaves, while not hurting your grasses in the area. Sorry. Products labeled 'Caution' can generally be purchased by anyone, those labled 'Danger' or 'Poison' are restricted use.
Disclaimer: I am not an expert in all herbicides. It is a 24D type brush killer. Triclopyr, triethylamine salt it is an 8% concentration. For cut-stump use, Remedy® Ultra needs to be mixed with a commercial basal oil or other oil-based carrier, such as diesel fuel, fuel oil, or kerosene. I agree, Brush B Gon might be more expensive per ounce than buying a gallon of something available at an ag store, but it is available in small quantities and the total cash out of pocket may be less to solve the problem. }, No matter what herbicide you use, I encourage you to carefully read and follow herbicide labels. We facilitate and provide opportunity for all citizens to use, enjoy, and learn about these resources. Who manufactures Crossbow? Sorry. One additional feature of Remedy® Ultra is the fact that I can use it in two other ways during the growing season. It is also used for broadleaf weeds, particularly Creeping Charlie (Glechoma hederacea).
They have been bleeding sap for a few weeks. ;) Crossbow is included... ;) Some heavy hitters in there for controlling difficult broadleaves in pasture-type situations. John, Lot of folks were pricing glysophate at $16 a gallon this year, but that was probably 30 gallon containers. Yikes. (1) Basal or dormant stem applications only. "width": 200, I've seen an apparently dead small locust break out a branch of new growth. Now I'm thinking that the ones that have resprouted may well have been the ones I hit with Tordon.
After mixing, the product should be applied to the outer cambium as well as the exposed stump and root collar area. Lot of folks were pricing glysophate at $16 a gallon this year, but that was probably 30 gallon containers. Great Article Steve. { I've had very good results using an over the counter product put out by Ortho called Brush B Gon Poison ivy killer. There's one of you U.K. boys at the country club where I work. It takes a few days before you will begin to see the results. It takes a few days before you will begin to see the results. 0000009482 00000 n
It is not available to the general public. It is not available to the general public. Grazon might be more readily available in somewhat smaller quantities, at fair prices. Discover woodpecker superpowers and how you can help them in this week's Discover Nature Note. In 2013 I read the Remedy label and learned it could be mixed with water and used as a folar spray not only for spot spraying sericia but honey locust.
;) Crossbow is included... ;) Some heavy hitters in there for controlling difficult broadleaves in pasture-type situations. This salt will mix with 2,4D so, following the label, you can combine the cheaper 2,4D with the more expensive product & get a broad spectrum broadleaf killer of moderate price. It does list Poison Oak on the label. "headline":"Discussion Board - Crossbow herbicide", He's the staff horticulturist.He is telling me that the salt treatment will kill it, but will damage my walnut trees growing in the same area. Sounds like you followed a path similiar to mine, starting with Tordon RTU. Those limbs sprayed will drop off. On the web site http://extoxnet.orst.edu/pips/triclopy.htm They list Access, Crossbow, ET, Garlon, Grazon, PathFinder, Redeem, Rely, Remedy, and Turflon as brand names that contain the same chemical.
It is not available to the general public. I have used Remedy to kill sericia and have occassionally sprayed some little black locusts trees along the way and I figured the ones that have resprouted were the ones I used the Remedy on. 0000001257 00000 n
It does list Poison Oak on the label. I think they came back because I sprayed in the early Fall when growth was stopped or slowed and I wasn't as good with the spray coverage as I should have been. It has totally killed Poison ivy, wild blackberries, and assorted other brushy type plants in one shot. Follow the MOre Quail Blog on our RSS feed or get updates by email. It mixes up 4 oz per gallon of water and costs about $16 a quart. The 2.5 gallon containers were about $20 - someone's making money by you. Along with the saw and personal protective equipment, I always take along a herbicide to prevent re-sprouting. Mix the 2 to kill everything, crossbow alone to kill everything but grass. I use a 3 gallon backpack sprayer for basal bark spraying and the seals and hose usually survives the diesel for only about a year. }, The ester formulation is sold under the trade name Garlon 4® and is marketed in garden shops and hardware stores as Turflon Ester®.
I am preparing to once again take on the honey locusts, black locusts and osage orange. 29 0 obj<>stream
0000007955 00000 n
It cost about $39 a gallon. startxref
It has totally killed Poison ivy, wild blackberries, and assorted other brushy type plants in one shot. If I'm correct, Crossbow is one of those Agricultural chemicals that farmers use and is usually purchased at an AG supplies business. Often the fert & _one_ of the others is a good mix. 0
0000008471 00000 n
Has anyone looked into dicomba (Clarity, Banvel, etc) - it generally does real well against most all broadleaves, while not hurting your grasses in the area. Sorry. Products labeled 'Caution' can generally be purchased by anyone, those labled 'Danger' or 'Poison' are restricted use.
Disclaimer: I am not an expert in all herbicides. It is a 24D type brush killer. Triclopyr, triethylamine salt it is an 8% concentration. For cut-stump use, Remedy® Ultra needs to be mixed with a commercial basal oil or other oil-based carrier, such as diesel fuel, fuel oil, or kerosene. I agree, Brush B Gon might be more expensive per ounce than buying a gallon of something available at an ag store, but it is available in small quantities and the total cash out of pocket may be less to solve the problem. }, No matter what herbicide you use, I encourage you to carefully read and follow herbicide labels. We facilitate and provide opportunity for all citizens to use, enjoy, and learn about these resources. Who manufactures Crossbow? Sorry. One additional feature of Remedy® Ultra is the fact that I can use it in two other ways during the growing season. It is also used for broadleaf weeds, particularly Creeping Charlie (Glechoma hederacea).
