The shelf life of Ranger Pro Herbicide is 3-5 years from the date of purchase if kept sealed and away from extreme temperatures.
Ranger Pro Herbicide will not harm mature trees when applied around the base of a tree. Just be sure to avoid drift/over spray from contacting foliage.
Ranger Pro Herbicide can be used in and around a vegetable garden plot (keep away from any desirable plants) but you should wait at least two weeks before you plant anything in the area where the product was applied. This is to allow time for the treated plants to die completely before you remove them or till the area.
Ranger Pro Herbicide will not harm established trees if you do not spray directly on them.
Ranger Pro is labeled to eradicate poison ivy. You will mix 2 2/3 fluid ounces per gallon of water per 1,000 sq ft.
Yes, Ranger Pro Herbicide will kill whatever it comes in contact with. Be mindful when using this product since it has the same active ingredient as Roundup.
Ranger Pro will only kill the weeds that are sprayed directly so it will not prevent anything new from growing in the area. It has a chemical residual in the soil of up to 2 weeks but weeds/grass can start to grow back anytime after if they were not sprayed directly. Ranger Pro is a non selective herbicide that will kill anything that it is applied to so will kill the grass if you apply to it. If you are looking to prevent weeds from growing in an area you would need a pre-emergent herbicide depending on the type of weeds if applying in lawns or landscaped areas and do not want to prevent everything. Or if you want to kill and prevent anything from growing in the area for up to 1 year you would use a vegetation management product.
You can use a Glyphosate product like Ranger Pro and paint on the stump full strength. It would also be advisable to drill into the stump or make cuts so that the stump will take up the product better.
No, Ranger Pro Herbicide is not labeled for use around any edibles. It is recommended that you spray outside of the drip line of any edibles or desirable plants.
You will want to avoid spraying any trees with Ranger Pro to prevent any injury that may occcur.
Unfortunately their is not a selective product that will remove crabgrass from St. Augustine. St. Augustine is a very fragile grass, and so most selective products that are labeled to remove crabgrass and not your real grass, will hurt the St. Augustine. It is recommended to kill the crabgrass with a round up type product, like Ranger Pro, which will also kill just the St. Augustine around the crabgrass that it is sprayed on, and then a couple weeks later re-seed those areas with new St. Augustine.
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For long term control though, you should apply a pre-emergent in the late fall and early spring which will prevent new crabgrass from coming up next year. If you apply pre-emergent every year, you should not have issues with crabgrass long term. Barricade is one of our most popular pre-emergents for crabgrass.
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Yes, Ranger Pro Herbicide is labeled for red and white clover.
If cutting down trees or thick bushes like palmettos, then you can brush on the fresh cuts either a glyphosate product like Ranger Pro Herbicide or a product containing triclopyr, such as Fertilome Brush Killer and Stump Killer (undiluted). If the stumps have already been cut, then it would be best to cut again and then apply the herbicide immediately. Keep in mind that this is only to prevent new growth. If you need the stumps removed, then there is no substitute for physically removing the stumps and remaining roots.
You can paint Ranger Pro on the stump at full strength. It would also be advisable to drill into the stump or make cuts so that the stump will take up the product better. Please see the Label for complete application instructions.
Areas that have been treated with Ranger Pro Herbicide are typically dry within a few hours. We would recommend waiting at least 4 hours before allowing children or pets to return to the area.
Yes, Ranger Pro will kill wild blackberries. It is a nonselective herbicide, so it will kill just about anything it is sprayed on.
