ALLIGARE - Triclopyr Herbicide 4 EC Selective Weed Killer for Woody Plants, Brush for Forestry, Pastures, Rights-of-Way, Wetlands & Industrial Sites - Compare to Garlon 4 & Remedy - 1 Gallon

Love this stuff so far. Sprayed my entire fenceline which always gets out of control with poison ivy and various types of shrubs and weeds. Has absolutely destroyed everything but grass. Super happy. The poison ivy has been the slowest to die off but it was showing effects after about 48hrs even without using a surfactant. I have fescue and Bermuda primarily.

This stuff works good at killing wild violets , I use about 1-1/4 ounces & 1 once of surfactant per gallon & it takes them out in about a week to 10 days dead . I had to go back and do a little spot treatment hear and there , but I think you need to do it early spring before it gets that waxy coat on leaves & you have to get them wet don’t just breeze by get them wet , you don’t have to go crazy

Fantastic, it does smell a bit by the myrtle tree's sprout as starting to diminish. Use gloves and spray close to the exact location that needs this stuff

Works great for the thorny weeds, but be very careful as it killed a lot of my plants with just very little exposure. Strong product. Does what it says, just be careful using it.

This herbicide did an incredible job of killing the clover in my Kentucky bluegrass lawn. Only need to use 3/4 of an ounce per gallon.

not really effective

This stuff is no joke. It's extremely strong and effective. It's a bit hard for me to properly handle because the way the top is, it splashed all over the ground when filling the spray jar. This isn't necessarily the fault of the product, it's more that I'm just a consumer with a backyard and I didn't have the proper equipment for safely preparing the mixture. The instructions on the label are extremely hard for me to understand. The triclopyr itself is probably the strongest herbicide I have ever seen. Some tips: 1. Have a dedicated spray /dispensing product you use for nothing else. 2. You will need a very precise volume measuring tool for proper mixing that you use for nothing else (or at least only herbicides) 3. Sarah depending on the plant species that you are trying to target, you will use different mixtures with different dispersal agents. For example with a foliar spray, you want to use water because the leaves will absorb the poison better. Meanwhile, with a basal bark application, you will want to use kerosene or agricultural diesel because it helps to penetrate the bark better and stick to it longer. In my case I am using it to target this nasty tree of heaven that is growing near my house and dang near impossible to kill. The triclopyr mixture killed the hale koa, (another unwanted nuisance invasive species in my yard in one application.) Big win. I drilled holes in the tree of heaven and tried to pour it in there as well as applying it to the leaves and applying it to the bark and that thing is just still alive and kicking..But I can't give up because the thing is going to destroy the foundation of my house and it is a nightmare. Also I don't think I did the application and the mixture right which is why I'm giving you this advice now if you're not experienced with using this product, Make sure you watch a YouTube that goes into detail on how to use it how to mix it and how to protect yourself when using because it's very strong, and you do not want to breathe it in or get it on you. Good luck!

This works on mulberry trees if you follow their instructions and use the oil too. This is not fast-acting, but it is highly effective. Read and follow the directions. This is a high-powered tool used for clearing easements and railroad right-of-ways. Make sure to mix everything outside, and before you put the chemicals away, seal the jug in a gallon zip-lock bag. I could smell the chemical inside the box as I was opening it. Worth every penny.

Very good product. Kills all kinds of lawn pests and border weeds.

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