Will this also kill my tall fescue as I want only to kill the bermuda
1325491
It appears to have killed a good portion of my fescue grass. Half of my yard is now brown, I'm hoping the grass will come back with the rains here in California during the winter. How did it work on your lawn?
1325492
I have sprayed twice at the end of this season,,30 days between sprays,,so far the bermuda grass is dead.The tall fescue has been completely unaffected.I will spray again in the spring,as directions call for..I have tried many products trying to kill the much unwanted bermuda,so far the Ornamec has worked.Directions state that it usually takes 2 seasons to completely kill the devil grass..So far so good!!
1325493
I do not know. I do know it will kill St. Augustine Grass here in Florida. It also controls torpedo grass in my junipers. I lift up the juniper runners and spray directly on the torpedo grass/ Sorry I could not be of more help.
297599
Probably so. You would have to spot test it. I do have some bermudagrass that has invaded some of my liriope borders. I was going to do a test to see if it would kill that or not. Overall product is working great after 2 applications. The woody part of the Bermuda grass is an off green color but the grass blades are all brown now.
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According to the label, this product can be used to "suppress" the growth of tall fescue (such as in orchards, etc.) if it is growing vigorously at the time of application. After two years, the Bermuda grass I treated is back with a vengeance. Perhaps I needed to do two applications as now I have more Bermuda than before.
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I've used this for two years to control wild bermuda grass that springs up and it works well. I have had absolutely no issues with it killing my tall fescue and bluegrass. Not sure what the others did, but I had no such problems. Using twice a year and the number of new spots I have needed to treat have decreased to just a couple.
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have tried this 2x. did not kill entire yard, seeds took temporarily. the grass later died or diapeared & the weeds came back or a bald spot appeared. in other sections of yard had almost 1/2 yard cleared, all that hapened after temp.growth was the ST AUGUSTINE & BERMUDA pushed out new grass. my guess is that your yard has 2 be as bald as the MOON!
1120812
Yes it will, but be careful of overspraying on to other plants/grasses as it could kill them too.
826606
If you mean cattails, yes, it will. They need to be sprayed once, thoroughly wetting the plant above water. Then repeat it 3 weeks later. It not only kills the stalks, but the tubers underwater. It takes a long while for the standing stalks to rot and fall, but they will die. That is precisely what I purchased it for and it worked very well.
724837
It kills Bermuda Grass. If that is what you have it will work and will not disturb other plants in the vacinity.
297601
I have used 4 bottles of this on my yard and have had no plants die from it. I spray around them and know some drift gets on them but not a lot. Pretty well kills Bermuda grass but numerous applications are probably necessary.
102891
Maybe if the roots are down deep enough to escape the poison. I tried to kill grass around some sedum plants. It didn't do anything to the grass, but almost killed the sedums.
1471637
I have used this product on centipede grass. I does appear to work well killing wild Bermuda grass. However, before I would swear by this product I want to see how my yard fairs out over the upcoming spring/ summer.
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Yes, it will kill cattails but the recommended procedure has you dissolve it in the surrounding water(s). I have found that spraying glyphosphate on the upper exposed leaves will be more selective and will kill the cattails. You will probably want to boost the surfactant level in the spray so it wets the whole surface of the leaves. Most Glyphosphate formulations have some surfactant but more would be better.Dissolving Diuron in the pond water will kill most of the algae and vegetation but may be more drastic than you want. If you kill off all the pond plants too late in the season, they will decompose under the ice and will deplete the pond oxygen. Yes, it will kill cattails but the recommended procedure has you dissolve it in the surrounding water(s). I have found that spraying glyphosphate on the upper exposed leaves will be more selective and will kill the cattails. You will probably want to boost the surfactant level in the spray so it wets the whole surface of the leaves. Most Glyphosphate formulations have some surfactant but more would be better.Dissolving Diuron in the pond water will kill most of the algae and vegetation but may be more drastic than you want. If you kill off all the pond plants too late in the season,... » Read More Yes, it will kill cattails but the recommended procedure has you dissolve it in the surrounding water(s). I have found that spraying glyphosphate on the upper exposed leaves will be more selective and will kill the cattails. You will probably want to boost the surfactant level in the spray so it wets the whole surface of the leaves. Most Glyphosphate formulations have some surfactant but more would be better.Dissolving Diuron in the pond water will kill most of the algae and vegetation but may be more drastic than you want. If you kill off all the pond plants too late in the season, they will decompose under the ice and will deplete the pond oxygen. « Show Less
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Depends on the flower, but yes it will kill most vegetation that is not a type of grass.
1708164
It only kills Bermuda. I can spray it on my flowers and it doesn't hurt them. Great product
2091217
Yes to both nuisance plants. but it may also kill nearby plants. UR welcome.
1914822
I'm not 100% sure, but I would guess no, since zoysia and Bermuda are similar grasses. I'd be careful. To be sure contact the company.
1276835
Only if you are real careful... this stuff kills everything -- broad leaf, grasses, weeds and of course vegetables -- if you get it on a leaf it goes right to the root ... kills the entire plant.. I have used it in open areas around bushes and scrubs but never very close as it will kill the roots also ... me I would not us in a garden...