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by johnCT on June 22, 2006 01:13 AM
quote:Glyphosate(Roundup) has a very short soil residual. Once it dries it is safe to plant and will not harm anything planted subsequently.
Originally posted by honeybee50_1955:
Since I have been given so plants to start in the beds and I am wondering will the chemical agent prevent or kill the new plants from healthy growth
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by dodge on June 25, 2006 01:10 PM
However if he did get it on the Leaves of the growing flowers, it would kill.
Roundup acts thru the growing leaves.......
Dodge
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Roundup acts thru the growing leaves.......
Dodge
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by tkhooper on June 25, 2006 02:42 PM
A piece of cardboard is my best friend when I am spraying weeds that are in hard to get to areas that are within "wind" distance of my plants. I put the cardboard between where I am spraying and my flowers to make sure that none of the weed killer gets on my flowers. It works really well.
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