Japanese knotweed is extremely invasive and can be a nightmare to get rid of. Glyphosate will tackle it effectively, but the ...

When selecting a chemical weed killer, consider the two kinds: post-emergent and pre-emergent types. Post-emergent weed killers have two types, which are selective herbicides and non-selective.

Non-selective herbicides are less useful in such cases because they will kill anything. If you use horticultural vinegar (which may have a 20% acetic acid content), the damage could be worse.

Non-selective herbicides, like Roundup or Finale, can be used in beds as a directed spray against both broadleaf weeds and grass weeds. Damage to your ornamentals can occur if spray contacts the ...

Diquat dibromide is a non-selective herbicide that desiccates and defoliates whatever it touches on contact. When I looked at labels for active ingredients in non-selective herbicides online, I found ...

Control options are limited for bermudagrass, which makes it challenging for golf courses to undertake a regrassing project. Bermudagrass control was improved with two herbicide applications or when a ...

Round Up is a non-selective herbicide which means that it kills anything that it comes in contact with. Fusilade II does a better job of killing Bermudagrass than even Round Up.

Imazapyr is a so-called “non-selective” herbicide, meaning it kills plants more indiscriminately. It is commonly used, though people are dissuaded from using it around desirable plants and trees.

It is very difficult to apply an herbicide without getting it on the liriope, which limits the use of non-selective herbicides.

Control options are limited for bermudagrass, which makes it challenging for golf courses to undertake a regrassing project. Bermudagrass control was improved with two herbicide applications or when a ...