Tuesday, May 28, 2013

What are the best vegetation weed killers?

Many people in the US are asking what are the best vegetation weed killers for getting rid of all weeds in an area AND all vegetation growing so that the only thing that is left is barren soil?

Well the best total kill herbicides have a residual effect so that it lasts a year or ore that way you don't have to re spray the area.

Solution

Check out these products that are highly effective total weed killers and ground sterilants.
Barren, TK Turf King, Banish, and Weed Easy.

You can also learn about other types of herbicides here: 
http://www.mrochem.com/Weed-Killers-Herbicides_c_1.html




Friday, September 28, 2007

Chickweed control

Use Selective Weed Killer Triple Threat to control chickweeds.

This is a broadleaf herbicide and can be used on turf areas.

Thursday, July 19, 2007

Duckweed Control

Duckweed control and management depends on how much information you utilize in your management plan. Knowing the weeds requirements can increase your chances of controlling invasive weeds such as duckweed.

A good start is going over to the duckweed control page

Check out the herbicide and weed killer designed for use in aquatic environments!

Tuesday, July 3, 2007

Summer Weeds in Montana

It looks like there are a couple of invasive weeds in Montana that are coming on strong.
They are Morning Glory and Foxtail weeds.
A good selective weed killer will knock these out.

Try Triple Threat Weed Killer at www.mrochem.com

It looks like they have a big July 4th discount and free shipping going on!

Thursday, June 28, 2007

Weed ID Search

here is a good blog with a custom search for finding weed information!

www.weedkiler.com

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Aquatic Herbicide weed control

A good way to control aquatic weeds such as duckweed, cattail, and algae in to use an Aquatic Weed Killer called Eliminator. This highly concentrated herbicide is designed to kill only aquatic weeds and then become inactive when sinking down to the soil.
you can get it here;

www.mrochem.com