Pulverize Weed, Brush & Vine Killer Concentrate

Pulverize Weed, Brush & Vine Killer Concentrate

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$29.99
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Pulverize Weed, Brush & Vine Killer Concentrate

Pulverize Weed, Brush & Vine Killer Concentrate

Non-selective weed, brush and vine killer concentrate

$29.99
Size

Kills tough weeds, roots and all.
The same Weed, Brush & Vine formula, in concentrate. It burns down weeds, grasses, brush and vines, including poison ivy, poison oak, kudzu and wild blackberry,* and stops regrowth from the roots up.

Prevents regrowth for up to 6 weeks.
Long-lasting control of most weeds and grasses. Visible results in 24 hours.

Won’t stain hard surfaces.
Overspray won’t stain concrete, pavement, stucco or wood.

Plant again in 5 days.
Clear areas before planting grass, flowers or vegetables, then replant 5 days after treatment.

*Not for use on these weeds in California.

Works on
  • Poison ivy and poison oak*
  • Kudzu and wild blackberry*
  • Brush and vines
  • Dandelion, chickweed and crabgrass
  • Grasses, moss and algae
  • *Not for use on these weeds in California
Coverage
  • 32 oz makes 1.5 gallons of spray, covers 200–600 sq ft
  • 1 gallon makes 6 gallons of spray, covers 800–2,400 sq ft
How to use
  • Shake well, and wear eye protection when mixing. Mix 26 oz of concentrate per gallon of water (1 part to 5). Spray until the foliage is wet. For single weeds, spray the center of the plant. Avoid spraying plants you want to keep.
  • For vines on poles, fences or tree trunks, cut the vines at the base and spray the regrowth. Shield shrubs and trunks from drift with cardboard or plastic.
  • Works best on young, actively growing weeds under 5 inches, in warm, dry weather with moist soil. Cold weather may delay results. If it rains within 3 hours, reapply. Repeat to control new growth.
  • Poison ivy and oak can still cause a reaction after they die. Handle dead plants with rubber gloves, and throw plants and gloves away in sealed bags.
Where to use
  • Around buildings, foundations, fences, sidewalks, driveways, patios and gravel; flower gardens and landscaped areas; around trees and shrubs; wooded and vacant lots, fields and trails; and garden plots before planting. Kills any plant it touches.