My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
I saw you mention in the other thread an organic grass/weed killer called Burnout. Does that work well? I'd love to find a natural alternative to Roundup to use in the backyard with the doggies.
There doesn't seem to be a lot of info (feedback/studies/good comparisons) about this online. I'm not really sure why. Most of the information available seems to be from potentially biased sources. Some say it won't work as well as glyposate and other systemic herbicides, but the information that I saw doesn't really give much detail or especially any technical evaluation. Even the safety of the product seems in question, but again, not many hard facts.
I've used it here and been happy with it, Connie. It's what I used to clear the crab grass out of my path before the garden tour and it worked well. It's really strong -- but then it would have to be to be effective -- and I'd definitely handle it carefully, just as you would Roundup or anything else. I kept the dogs off of it for at least 24 hours and they suffered no ill effects.
Hope that helps. Also, by the way, for those of you who frequent Worm's Way at Rivergate (which sells Burnout), they are planning to move that store to East Nashville at the first of February. The new address will be 901 Main Street, Nashville, TN 37206.
I'm going to pick up some cards today to bring to the Master Gardener's meeting. The cards will have the new location information on it, as well as a map. They are providing our door prizes this week.
Anyway, in regards to Burnout specifically - these are just MY results; your mileage may vary. :-)
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