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Weed Controlling Chemicals

Most weeds in the home garden can be controlled by hand removal. If you are dealing with particularly invasive types or larger areas, some chemical control may be needed.  These are environmental toxins and must be handled with respect and care. Used at the right time, they can be effective and you can eliminate the need to use them continuously.

All Purpose Weed Herbicide

This liquid, one capful per liter, is applied to the leaves of weeds. It will destroy the roots. It will destroy any plant it comes in contact with. Spray only where needed. Works within a couple of days.

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Creosote based weed killer.

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This bottle is easily found in home garden centers.

All Purpose Weed Killer Hayawaza

Apply mixture directly to leaves and it will shrivel the above ground growth and roots within a couple of days.

All Purpose Weed Killer Hayawaza

Use one capful per liter of water.

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Lawn & Grass Herbicide

This will destroy good lawn as well as bad weeds in the lawn.  Use only where you want to destroy all growth, such as replacing a lawn, gravel walkways, pathways etc. Do not use too close to other trees etc. This will work for pre-emergent weed control.

Lawn & Grass Herbicide

Sprinkle the granules on slightly damp ground (after watering or rainfall) when further rain is not expected immediately. Do not use closer than 1 meter to the base of trees. It is effective for about 3 months.

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Use about 2 capfuls for 25 liters of water. Spray liberally on lawn.

Harmony Herbicide

Harmony 75-DF by Dupont is a post-emergent herbicide that can be applied to wheat & barley without any harm. It will only kill weeds upon contact with the leaves and decomposes upon contact with soil. 10g packet dissolved in 100 L water. Use about 7-8 weeks after planting wheat.

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