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BurnOut II contains:
Clove oil, Sodium Laurel Sulphate, Vinegar, Lechithin, Water, Citic Acid and Mineral Oil, in varying proportions according to the product, RTU or Concentrate.
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Made of a special blend of vinegar and lemon juices and other patented synergistic components, BurnOut II works faster and more efficiently than most existing weed controls. Simply spray it on and look for wilting within minutes (typical: 20 minutes on dandelions).
You'll see amazing results in three hours and dead weeds and grass by morning. A second shot takes unwanted plants right down to their roots.
Hailed by Gardener Broadcaster, Ralph Snodsmith, University Researchers, Botanical Gardens, and used by the New York Port Authority at the Governors Mansion in Albany.
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*BurnOut All Natural Weed & Grass Killer
Concentrate
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What?
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How Much?
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1 gal. Concentrate (10#)
$45.00
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BurnOut Weed & Grass Killer
Concentrate 2.5 gallon size
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2.5 gal. Concentrate (25#)
$95.00
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PRODUCT COMPARISON
BurnOut
- Works in hours
- Kills most roots
- May require re-treatment on older hardier plants.
- Once application has dried on Weed & Grass, rain will not tend to affect performance.
- After application it is safe to enter treated areas.
- Product is all natural and poses no harm to man or animal.
Roundup
- Works in 7-10 days
- Kills roots
- May require re-treatment on older hardier plants.
- Reapplication may be required after rain
Finale
- Works in 3-5 days
- Kills roots
- May require re-treatment on older hardier plants.
- Reapplication may be required after rain.
*This and all the products we sell are natural products which are safe when used as directed. However, this does not mean that you or anyone else won't have a personal allergic or negative reaction to them. Always use good practice by testing small amounts first and observing to see if there are any negative reactions present like, reddened skin, difficulty breathing etc.. Even peanut butter and wool can be cause adverse effects to certain individuals. Testing first is a good idea for anything you buy that might come in contact with you or your pets.
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BurnOut can be used on walkways, driveways, shrubbery beds and any where else as a post defoliant to control weeds and unwanted grass. Annuals are killed right away with BurnOut, while perennials may regenerate after a single application and require additional treatment.
For non-selective control of herbaceous broad leaf and grass weeds. Try it on most plants. Use safely around trees and shrubs.
Don't apply on windy days. The drift can kill other plants if it gets on them. Wear gloves and eye protection when using any weed killer, organic or other wise. Getting acidic products in your eyes can really smart and ruin your whole day!
2.5 gallons of concentrate makes 7.5 gallons. (3:1)
Dandelion
Often maligned and misunderstood. Dandelions are one of the first flowers of spring that bees need for their survival when they emerge from the hives early in the year. Dandelions can process and detoxify contaminated soils where oil and gas and other chemicals have been spilled. They can reclaim land where nothing else will grow.
An excess of dandelions can be an indicator of problem soils (toxicity, acidity, alkaline, compaction, low nutrition, high nitrogen, etc) Control in lawns can often be established by cultural practices, without toxic sprays.
Dandelions can be eaten like spinach and made into wine and other foods.
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Some useful, necessary things mistakenly called Weeds
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Crabgrass
Although not prescribed for any ailment I know of, it often indicates problems with the soil, like, compaction, acidity, toxicity, low fertility, etc.
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Alfalfa
Fixes nitrogen in the soil and helps break up compacted soils by penetration of it's tap root deep into the earth, As much as two feet.
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Clover
Often called a "Broad Leaf Weed" it has similar soil enhancing properties as Alfalfa. Fixes nitrogen into the soil, keeps soil loose by deep rooting and brings up nutrients not available in the horizon where grass roots usually grow. The flowers from these plants attract bees too.
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