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Need info on Hi-Yield grass killer

10 years ago

Bermuda is invading my cactus/succulent bed. Does anyone know if this product is safe to use on yuccas, prickly pear and agave? The label lists barrel cactus as a tolerant plant, but I'm leary of doing an overspray just in case. Thanks for any information!

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jean001a
10 years ago
Phone the company to ask. Number should be on the label.
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kimmq
10 years ago
The label states do not use on plants not listed, so either the manufacturer of this poison has not tested it on those plants (I find that unlikely) or those plants are not tolerant of the poison.

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