Reviews

  • (image for) Crossbow Herbicide Brush Killer - 1 Gallon

    Crossbow Herbicide Brush Killer - 1 Gallon

    A generic image By: Alexander H.
    I used Crossbow on about 1/2 acre of dense boston ivy. After 3 treatments 2 weeks apart, the ivy was completely dead. Crossbow works very well for a residential solution, it does not drift or kill non weeds. Awesome product.
  • (image for) Bravo Weather Stik Fungicide - 2.5 Gallon

    Bravo Weather Stik Fungicide - 2.5 Gallon

    A generic image By: Kent K.
    So far this product is working very well. Will know more at the end of summer.
  • (image for) Butyrac 200 Herbicide (24DB Herbicide) - 2.5 Gallons

    Butyrac 200 Herbicide (24DB Herbicide) - 2.5 Gallons

    A generic image By: jim g.
    mid May 2014. i used this product on durrana white clover to control broadleaf weeds. i used two quarts per acre,mixed with 15 gallons of water with no water treatment or sticker. sprayed this this mixture at 15 gallons per acre. broadleaf weeds are dead or are dying.the clover was not harmed at all. it has taken about two weeks from spraying to see results.very impressed...jim in ohio
  • (image for) Casoron 4G (50 Pound bag) Mulch Bed Weed Inhibitor

    Casoron 4G (50 Pound bag) Mulch Bed Weed Inhibitor

    A generic image By: ANN H.
    Product works great for our application on gravel driveway. Super fast shipping!
  • (image for) Mojave 70EG Herbicide - 5 Pounds (Replaces Sahara)

    Mojave 70EG Herbicide - 5 Pounds (Replaces Sahara)

    A generic image By: jeff g.
    everything went fine.thx
  • (image for) Snapshot 2.5 TG Herbicide - 50 Pound Bag (Mulch Bed Weed Inhibitor)

    Snapshot 2.5 TG Herbicide - 50 Pound Bag (Mulch Bed Weed Inhibitor)

    A generic image By: Victoria S.
    I couldn't live in on this property without this product. I have a large formal garden and all the growers I contacted recommended Snapshot for bulbs, annuals, tubors -- anything that is not supported by woody stem systems. It's easy to use with a few common sense precautions: spread when there is no wind; cover your face; use twice a year (one in fall, once in spring) preferably when it will rain, however you want to avoid downpours which will cause run off and defeat the purpose. I started spreading by using a large shaker for powdered sugar, but quickly changed to a flexible LARGE heavy plastic cup which will bend but not collapse. Once a technique is developed (how heavy to cover) you will never return to what you were doing before to control weeds. And the really good news is that each year I've been using this I decrease the amount SLIGHTLY but still keep to the schedule of one in the spring and once in the fall. I'm grateful to the growers who were willing to talk with me and Keystone for answering all my nervous questions when I began. No doubt about it: gardening people are the best.
    VMN Sheldon