Oxalis Weed Control

The active ingredient is a patented bacterium that grows around the root system or foliage. It can be used as a soil drench or as a foliar spray. Not available for sale to CA and DC.

Don't lose your crops to fungal diseases. Container makes up to 16 gallons when mixed. One gallon covers approximately 450 square feet. GreenCure is registered for organic production with the USDA's National Organic Program (NOP).

Control stubborn soil borne diseases like Phytophthora, Verticillium or Fusarium. Actinovate SP can be applied via root drenching or as a spray. Control soil and air borne diseases! Actinovate SP is a high concentration of patented bacteria on a 100%...

Cure and prevent powdery mildew! MilStop is an EPA-registered, potassium bicarbonate-based foliar fungicide that kills powdery mildew on contact by pulling water from spores and their growing strands.

Actinovate AG is also labeled as a soil drench application for root decay diseases such as Pythium, Phytophthora, Fusarium, Rhizoctonia, Verticillium, Phymatotrichum and other root decay fungi.

Developed by Cornell University plant pathologist Dr. Ken Horst; GreenCure organic pesticide is a safer alternative to cure and prevent mildews, blights, molds, and other plant diseases.

Organic disease control! Serenade is a natural, broad-spectrum fungicide that controls harmful diseases. Concentrate is 1 oz. Per gallon for ornamentals, 3 to 4 oz. For vegetables.

The Liquid Copper concentrate provides excellent control of blights, leaf spots, rusts, mildews, scab, anthracnose and mold with as little as 1-1/2 teaspoons per gallon. Fungicide and bactericide! Bonide's patented formula allows for greatly expanded...

The copper hydroxide releases copper ions fast for immediate plant protection, while the copper oxychloride slowly releases copper ions for extended residual control plus excellent wash-off resistance for the best protection possible during and after...

Surround also helps cool plants preventing sun damage and heat stress. Labeled for use with stink bugs, cutworms, Japanese beetles, mites, thrips, flea beetles, and more. Organically protect plants against insects and disease! Derived from kaolin clay,...

Made from a unique formulation of insecticidal soap and sulfur based fungicides. Safer 3 in 1, 1 Gallon Concentrate Insecticide and fungicide in one! One of the most effective multipurpose garden sprays.

Per gallon of water or 1-1.5 lb per acre in 100 gallons of water. Great as a late blight preventative! Champ WG copper fungicide is an effective 77% copper hydroxide broad-spectrum fungicide for disease control.

Combats root disease and stops damping off! Actinovate is an organic fungicide that is perfect for any lawn or garden, used for the suppression/control of root rot and damping-off fungi and of foliar fungal pathogens.

Won't burn plants and can be applied up to one day before harvest. Not OMRI Listed at this time. Copper Fungicide is used for controlling anthracnose, early and late blight, downy mildew, leaf spot, powdery mildew, scab and more.

Containing 29.6% chlorothalonil, Fung-Onil controls numerous diseases on roses, flowers and vegetables, fruit and shade trees. Controls virtually all fungal diseases including leaf spots, rust, blights, fruit rots, mildews, scab, molds, flower spots,...

Provides targeted, optimal illumination and Features an adjustable zoom from 60x to 100x. Includes batteries and case. The lightweight construction means you can bring the microscope to the garden, greenhouse or anywhere you need extra eye power.

My mom and dad were out for a visit last week and commented on all my beautiful weeds. I did manage to spend a few hours yesterday weeding the strawberry patch and one of the new raised garden beds .

Repeated flaming can likewise be used to suppress perennial weeds that have stored energy in their roots or stems, allowing them to regrow after a single flaming.” The advantage to using flame weeders vs.

Tine Weeder Once the crop is in the ground, it's time for some simple, active cultivation. Weeding must always start not after planting, but well before it. You simply push it through the soil.

Now it repels these grazers from tramping and compacting and with its long taproots, thistles mine the soil to bring up and replace the now needed nutrients. The side benefit to being this closely involved with your land is the valuable information you'll...

Conventional wisdom guides gardeners to plant their rows north to south for maximum sun exposure. Studies in Denmark and Colombia have shown that tighter planting significantly reduces weed pressure—as much as 72 percent—while simultaneously increasing...

Lay mulch between rows and around plants as carefully as possible, being sure to keep it at least 3 inches away from the base of any plant. As the gardening season begins, many gardeners are already dreading weeds.

Agronomist Preston Sullivan suggests using organic mulches, such as pine straw or cover-crop residue, to help control weeds. Be as diverse as you can in your plantings, and choose easy-to-maintain native species whenever possible.

Leave on as long as necessary. Some crops may require some sunlight to germinate, and others may go dormant from excessive heat. To do so, occult a bed as well as possible, then sow the seeds.

A thick enough layer of dense mulch —2 to 4 inches—can smother small and low-growing annual weeds like a wet blanket on a fire. Instead of relying just on mulch, till the new bed area first—at any time of year—to put most of the fescue crowns...

The weeds themselves are green and are heated, not burned, so most devices are designed with metal shields to control heat distribution to targeted areas, because fire risk is of little consequence.

Karen Lanier The weed cutter makes mass weeding a more mindful experience, and the swish-swish-swish sounds accompany birdsong and breezes quite nicely. When I use it, I get into a repetitive, meditative, whole-body rhythm.