Contains 2,4-D and dicamba — broadleaf herbicides absorbed by tree roots and foliage. Will kill arborvitae.
Roundup (glyphosate) — spray weeds only, avoid tree foliage. Kills weeds to root, no soil activity. Use "Ready-to-Use" version.
Light feed: once/year with "Holly-tone" or evergreen fertilizer (not 32-10-10). Conifers need little nitrogen.
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Shade Tree Alternatives to Maple, Oak, and Poplar
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Weed Whacker Injury to Young Evergreen: Assessment and Care
Newly Planted Pines Turning Brown: Transplant Shock
Accidental Herbicide Damage to Young Fruit Trees: Assessment and Recovery Steps
Oaks Falling with Internal Decay: Hazard Tree Assessment Needed
2,4-D Drift on Blue Spruce: Trees Usually Recover
Fast‑Growing Trees for Ethanol: Poplar, Willow, Sycamore, Sweetgum, Cottonwood
Redwoods Near Pool and House: Root and Needle Concerns
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Mushrooms on Confined Urban Oaks: What Those Cold-Weather Fungi Mean
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