So far it seems to do everything I had hoped. Crossbow specialty herbicide is recommended for control of most species of unwanted woody plants, as well as annual and perennial broadleaf weeds, growing on rangeland, permanent grass pastures, CRP, fence rows, non-irrigation ditchbanks, roadsides, other non-crop areas, and industrial sites. After treating the locust stump I poured the remainder on the basal area of an Osage orange and it is now toast. I mixed 2oz of Crossbow and 2 oz water in with the 2oz or so of Tordon I had left. However, I did cut down a larger locust the other day and was almost out of Tordon RTU. I have not tried it as a basal application yet.
Shortly after spraying I noticed some wilt in a few oak and ash saplings that were extremely close, but those appear to have come around and are doing ok now. Although the label indicated mixing it with water might be a problem it has worked just fine. The stuff seems to be pure death on MF Rose. A couple larger trees (6'+) had a few limbs that have survived so far, but maybe I missed them. It is a little slow, maybe 2+ weeks for total kill but it has also been very dry. Crossbow Herbicide is marketed as the solution for the overgrowth of woody plants and large-leaf weeds for home, farm. It has been 90% effective on the Osage and Locust trees. I have been using 2oz/gal in water as a foliar spray and have been very pleased so far.
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Just thought I would throw out an update on the Crossbow. So, having read the lable I am wondering if anybody has any real-life experience with Crossbow control of woody vegitation and what mixtures you had success with and on what species? Details Select delivery location In Stock Qty: 1 Buy Now Payment Secure transaction Ships from ProSolutions LLC Sold by ProSolutions LLC Returns Eligible for Return, Refund or Replacement within 30 days of receipt Payment Secure transaction We work hard to protect your security and privacy.
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My second concern is that the Crossbow lable states that when mixed with water it forms an emulsion (not exactly sure what that means) rather than a soulution and may require constant agitation (not an option). 8895 (0.69 / Fl Oz) FREE delivery May 24 - 26. They do not contain the same ingredient however with Remedy being twice the price you would think it would at least go as far, which it certainly would'nt at 25% vs 4% with Crossbow. My first concern is that seems like a light mix compared to the 25% product/diesel recommendation I got for Remedy. It recommends 5.12oz product per gal of diesel for a basal spraying to control tough trees like locust etc. I have read the label and it is 2-4D ester (34.4%) and Triclopyr BEE (16.5%). My primary use for it will be basal spraying (standing trees) and some foliar spraying for control of Osage Orange (not specifically listed). /rebates/2fip2fCrossbow-Specialty-Herbicide-1-Gallon2f284304909&. I stopped at Theisens yesterday and their sales people talked me into buying Crossbow as an alternative for a tree killing herbicide. If the first round of Crossbow does not ‘do the trick’ try to apply anoter coat to any remaining plants.I originally set out to buy Remedy herbicide but was unable to locate any other than at F/S for $120 a gal. Grass pastures and brush can be tough to permanetly remove. 74.95 Free shipping Crossbow Herbicide (1 Gallon) (Not for Sale in MA) (1) 78.95 Free shipping 92 sold Crossbow Herbicide (2.5 Gallon) (Not for sale to MA) 175.95 Free shipping 69 sold Crossbow Herbicide Brush Killer, 1 Gallon by Tenkoz, Post Emergent Herbicide 89. For the best price we recommend shopping at Amazon but if you need a bottle today check a nearby hardware or garden store! Grass Pastures and Brush Without a herbicide spray these unwanted weeds will keep growing out of control! Where to BuyĬrossbow Herbicide is one of the most popular herbicides to use on crabgrass, grassy weed, crab grass, english ivy and broadleaf plants – so it is availalbe online at Amazon, Home Depot or Lowes or locally at almost any lawn and garden store. Ivy is one of the most stubborn weeds and vines to try to remove. If applied in the Winter months it will kill the plant but it will take a few extra days or extra weed killer. The best time to apply is when there is no rain expected in the next week and it is warm outside like in the Spring or Summer.
The active ingredient in Crossbow are 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, butoxyethyl ester, Triclopyr which are fast-acting and should kill the plant in 3 to 5 days! Make sure to spray around your desirable plants or they will die also! Spray all over the plant including the leaves, stem and roots. oz to 3 gallons of water and spray the mixture on the foliage and base of the plant. Once you have found a tree or shrub that needs to be moved add 4 to 6 fl.
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