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.
Yes, Ranger Pro will kill wild blackberries. It is a nonselective herbicide, so it will kill just about anything it is sprayed on.
Ranger Pro Herbicide can be used to directly spot treat weeds in pastures. You would need to keep animals out of the area during application until dry, typically after 4-6 hours or 24 hours if able to.
It’s recommended to wait until the Ranger Pro Herbicide treated area has dried to re enter. This can take about 2 hours.
Ranger Pro Herbicide will not harm mature trees when applied around the base. Just be sure to avoid drift/over spray from contacting foliage.
Cutting stresses the grass/weeds which may cause the Ranger Pro not to be absorbed adequately. It is recommended not to mow within 2 days before or 2 days after application.
Ranger Pro Herbicide is a non selective post emergent herbicide and it will kill just about any type of vegetation that it is sprayed on.
Ranger Pro Herbicide could potentially kill bamboo but there are other products that would better target that plant like some of our Brush & Stump Killers. No matter what product you use when trying to control bamboo you need to cut the plant down level with the ground and then use the designated product undiluted to paint/pour directly on the freshly cut surface. Bamboo roots run very deep so often you have to do multiple applications with a product and repeat the cutting and painting phase a few times to fully kill the plant.
Ranger Pro Herbicide does not list toxicity to bees on its product label and should not harm bees if used as directed. We would still recommend applying in the early morning or late evening when the bees are least active to avoid contact.
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.
Yes, Ranger Pro Herbicide is labeled for red and white clover.
Yes, Ranger Pro Herbicide is a non-selective herbicide, so it will kill just about anything on which it is sprayed.
Ranger Pro Herbicide should be used within 24 hours after mixing with water.
You can replant after 14 days in areas that have been treated with Ranger Pro Herbicide.
No, Ranger Pro Herbicide is not an insecticide and is not labeled to kill any kind of insect. This product is only labeled to kill various types of weeds and brush. Please see our Flea Pest Guide for information about flea treatment.
Ranger Pro Herbicide could potentially kill bamboo but there are other products that would better target that plant like some of our Brush & Stump Killers. No matter what product you use when trying to control bamboo you need to cut the plant down level with the ground and then use the designated product undiluted to paint/pour directly on the freshly cut surface. Bamboo roots run very deep so often you have to do multiple applications with a product and repeat the cutting and painting phase a few times to fully kill the plant.