Killzall Weed and Grass Killer - 41% Glyphosate will not likely kill Pecan trees. If applied to the trunk it could cause some stress. If there were a pecan tree cut down to stump, it could kill the stump if applied undiluted.
Yes, Killzall Weed and Grass Killer can be used to kill stumps. First, you will cut the stump down close the soil surface. You will then make 4-5 small holes in the stump and then flood the stump with undiluted product.
Most master gardeners agree that the best treatment for Silverleaf Nightshade in residential lawns is to use a non-selective glyphosate product, such as KillzAll Weed and Grass Killer. KillzAll will kill just about any plant it is sprayed on so we would recommend performing spot treatments in your lawn and then reseed. You would mix 2.5 oz. per gallon of water (1 gallon treats approx. 300 sq. ft.) Repeat applications may be necessary for complete control.
If Birds were to ingest the seeds that are wet with Killzall Weed and Grass Killer - 41% Glyphosate they can be harmed. We would recommend to take up the seeds that were sprayed.
Hi-Yield Super Concentrate Killzall is safe if applied when cats and dogs are not present. They can return to the treated areas once the surfaces are completely dry.
Killzall Weed and Grass Killer - 41% Glyphosate can remain effective for many weeks after application. If you are planning on reseeding or replanting, be sure to wait for at least 2-3 weeks.
Yes, after Killzall Grass and Weed Killer has dried completely, it is safe for animals to return to the area. Keep in mind that Killzall is not labeled for grazing areas. We would suggest Honcho Plus for a non-selective herbicide that is safe to use in grazing areas.
Killzall Weed and Grass Killer is an herbicide so it will not likely have any effect on ants. Something like Termidor SC applied around the outside perimeter of the shed will help to keep ants out.
Once dry the Killzall should not harm any birds or other animals as its only designed to harm weeds.
Killzall Weed and Grass Killer - 41% Glyphosate once dry does not reconstitute when it gets wet again.
Yes, Killzall is labeled to treat for knotweed. Please review the product label for application instructions.
The Killzall Weed and Grass Killer is just like roundup and hence its name, will kill all vegetation you spray it on. You could use the Killzall to spot treat the weeds you see coming up or if the weeds are grassy and not broadleaf weeds you could use a product like Fertilome Over the Top to spray overthe juniper and only kill the grasses. You can also use a pre-emergent product in the spring and fall of each year to help prevent grassy and broadleaf weeds from coming up throughout the growing season. Surflan Pro and Snapshot are two examples of great ornamental planting pre emergent products.
Killzall does not move through the soil but will kill anything that it is applied to, so as long as you are not making contact with the blueberries or plants themselves during application of KillzAll Weed and Grass Killer - 41% Glyphosate there should no concern with the blueberries being toxic or the plants being harmed.
Per the Killzall Label, it is recommended that this product not be used in areas where there is potential for runoff. It will likely harm any wildlife that come in contact with it when it is still wet.
A better option would be Rodeo Herbicide. It is labeled for use around bodies of water and will not harm fish.
Killzall Weed and Grass Killer will not eradicate insects including mosquitoes only weeds and grasses. We do carry products that will work great for mosquito control such as Talstar P. Please take a few moments to review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Mosquitoes.
No, Killzall Weed and Grass Killer will only kills plants that have emerged from the soil and are actively growing. We recommend you use a pre-emergent herbicide to prevent seeds from germinating.
Killzall Weed and Grass Killer - 41% Glyphosate is labeled to eradicate poison ivy and poison oak.
KillzAll Weed and Grass Killer is labeled to control Horsenettle but should not be used any stronger than as directed on the product label. Use 2.5 oz. Killzall per gallon of water. It will pretty much kill anything it is applied to, and any drift or overspray could harm other plants that are contacted. Glyphosate is a non-selective herbicide, so any product containing this active ingredient will affect any plants that are sprayed with it.
When using Killzall Weed and Grass Killer, it is not recommended that you use the product on a desirable plant or tree. You can spot treat the ivy in areas where they are, but the safest way will be to cut the ivy that is on the tree and spray the areas where ivy is elsewhere.
Killzall Weed and Grass Killer - 41% Glyphosate will be dried 4 hours after application. After the product has dried then it will be safe for your pets to re enter.