Re: Pre-Emergent Herbicides
- Subject: Re: Pre-Emergent Herbicides
- From: "Viktoria Serafin" v*@glenbrookplants.com
- Date: Sun, 6 Mar 2005 13:39:52 -0500
I checked the application rate on the bag and found that I mis-remembered: it is 20lbs/1000sq'. I personally don't mind the cost. While not a fanatic about it, I prefer to garden organically whenever feasible.
I also did notice that it is now labelled for use as a pre-emergent.
Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2005 1:02 PM
Subject: Re: Pre-Emergent Herbicides
Viktoria, thank you for writing about the nontoxic control. I am the only one around here who does not put chemicals on ground. With that said, I will say that I am toward the bottom of the hill which means I get the runoff. TO ALL THE POSTERS OF SEEDLINGS: Don't any of you have UGLY seedlings? LOL SandraDate: 3/3/2005 10:15:25 PM Subject: Re: Pre-Emergent Herbicides Hi, Bill, I have not conducted side-by-side comparisons, but undoubtedly someonehas.Suffice it to say that I do not have a weed problem, and should there be
some small difference in efficacy, to my way of thinking, the the lack of
toxicity is an advantage that overrides it.
Viktoria
Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2005 2:20 PM
Subject: Re: Pre-Emergent Herbicides
> Hi Viktoria,
> I have heard of corn gluten as a pre-emegrent but not of how well > it
> works. You're the first person I've heard having experience with it.
Does> it > perform as well as Surflan and Treflan? The latter do a very good job, > eliminating the vast majority of annual weeds. As long as they are not > used > to excess they are pretty safe for everything but small roots. > ......Bill Meyer > > > >> I vastly prefer to use corn gluten (Amaize, WOW, Safe and Simple etc.) >> for >> pre-emergent weed control because of virtually no toxicity at all. Itis>> best applied in early season before foliage unfurls because it will >> damage >> leaves if applied in wet conditions (but will not kill the plants).The>> drawback is that you must think a year ahead: 90% of the effect is inthe>> following year. In my state it can only be sold as a fertilizer(8-0-0),>> but the pre-emergent effect has been documented in university studies.
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