Need a commercial weed killer

[JARRETT SHARK]

I keep buying it at home depot and it always seems not to work that good. Only works for one time or if I put down it sometimes stays alive to I spray 2-3 more times
Any good ones out there that I can buy?

 

[rambler67]

are you talking about weeds in like a flower bed or in the yard?

 

[thirty6]

I just hears a commercial on radio, ortho makes one. Depending on what you want to kill might need vegetation killer not basic weed killer

 

[greg 45]

Try and ask a good landscaper in your area what they use

 

[jerl77]

install cement and paint it black done !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Jaftica]

Did you try Round up Pro?

 

[JARRETT SHARK]

install cement and paint it black done !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have no grass/Lawn and everything is Bricks or cement but the weeds grow in the cracks...:grumpy:

 

[batt600]

Why don't you us your tank water it seems to kill every thing you put in your tank. Aka Rich white boy. Thats really puerto rican and not rich get it straight jarrett...

 

[rambler67]

I would say round up should work make sure its dry and then spray the whole weed so it soaks in and kills it. anything stronger you would need a pesticide license to buy it.

 

[dnov99]

Use Round-up and spray the weeds when the sun is hitting them full blast. This makes the weed absorb the chemical faster, killing it faster.

 

[Awibrandy]

I have always used Round Up, and you're right: They do come back simply because Round Up works for just a month or so.
There is a new product by Bayer Advance called Dura Zone that states it kills weeds up to 6 months. I will be trying this next.
But since you are talking about weeds that grow in between your pavers, I would look for a product that kills up to 3 years. I used it in my old house, worked great, but I cannot remember the name. I got it at Home Depot years ago.

 

[knutez24]

I've helped jarrett out allready, but for others. I'm a golf course super and have the commercial pestcide license. Here's what i would say for going to home depot to solve this problem.

Roundup is non-selective so it kills both grass,weeds, and anything else growing in the crack of your bricks or cement. So don't use it in the middle of your lawn you get some nice burnt out circles. Def don't try and use it in flower beds!!!

If you want to make as few applications of round up as possible find another chemical that has a pre-emergent or pre-m. Commercial names include dimension and barricade. Should be able to find something that contains these at home depot. This stuff needs to be watered in after the application. It will bind to soil and keep new seed from germinating. Now is a good time to make this application.

Hope this helps.