There are a few areas where the grass is taking over and I'd like to find a
way to spray out the grass without killing the other plants filling in. I've
pretty much pulled all that I can, but some of it is difficult to get and
and I always miss some.

Can someone suggest a spray that will kill grass only? Also wondering what
other types of plants I should avoid spraying with this chemical.

Thanks!

"Noozer" wrote in message
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There are a few areas where the grass is taking over and I'd like to find
a
way to spray out the grass without killing the other plants filling in.
I've
pretty much pulled all that I can, but some of it is difficult to get and
and I always miss some.

Can someone suggest a spray that will kill grass only? Also wondering what
other types of plants I should avoid spraying with this chemical.

Thanks!



Unless the other plants that you wish to preserve are hardy, shrubs I am
afraid that you are out of luck. There is no such chemical that I have ever
heard of.

Peter H

"Peter H" wrote:
"Noozer" wrote in message
news:BnPae.1128006$6l.572340@pd7tw2no...
There are a few areas where the grass is taking over and I'd like to
find
a
way to spray out the grass without killing the other plants filling in.
I've
pretty much pulled all that I can, but some of it is difficult to get
and and I always miss some.

Can someone suggest a spray that will kill grass only? Also wondering
what other types of plants I should avoid spraying with this chemical.

Thanks!



Unless the other plants that you wish to preserve are hardy, shrubs I am
afraid that you are out of luck. There is no such chemical that I have
ever heard of.

Peter H

Got that right, Peter. Round-up kills everything but doesn't poison
the soil. I've had fair success with a wick application and 5%
tracker dye added to the mix. You still have to be careful tho.

On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 15:59:29 GMT, "Noozer" wrote:

There are a few areas where the grass is taking over and I'd like to find a
way to spray out the grass without killing the other plants filling in. I've
pretty much pulled all that I can, but some of it is difficult to get and
and I always miss some.

Can someone suggest a spray that will kill grass only? Also wondering what
other types of plants I should avoid spraying with this chemical.

Thanks!



Try Ornamec 170 Grass herbicide.
I bought mine he


http://www.wildseedfarms.com/ornamec.htm

mightyslow mightyjoe.comcast.net wrote:
On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 15:59:29 GMT, "Noozer" wrote:

There are a few areas where the grass is taking over and I'd like to
find a way to spray out the grass without killing the other plants
filling in. I've pretty much pulled all that I can, but some of it is
difficult to get and and I always miss some.

Can someone suggest a spray that will kill grass only? Also wondering
what other types of plants I should avoid spraying with this chemical.

Thanks!


Try Ornamec 170 Grass herbicide.
I bought mine he

http://www.wildseedfarms.com/ornamec.htm

I'd test it on a small area first.

"We only recommend the use of this product to control grass which invades
your wildflowers; any other applications are at the users own risk."

"Noozer" wrote in message
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Can someone suggest a spray that will kill grass only? Also wondering what
other types of plants I should avoid spraying with this chemical.

Thanks!



Even if you do find something the says it "kills grass only" I'd recommend
you to avoid applying it to *any* vegetation you don't want dead.

I don't know of anything that kills grass only, but maybe someday soon
there will be. We all know Roundup kills just about anything. Yet,
they have genetically engineered crops like soybeans and cotton so they
can be sprayed with it. The weeds die and the soybeans live. I was
pretty amazed when I first learned that!