Avenger® Weed Killer – 32 Oz.
Product ID: 9692
A fast, effective, and environmentally safe alternative to synthetic, toxic herbicides.
A citrus oil-based herbicide used for non-selective control of herbaceous broadleaf and grass weeds, containing d-limonene and castor oil. Degreasing properties strip off the plant's waxy cuticle, resulting in dehydration and death in just a few hours. One quart of concentrate will cover 1,500 sq.ft. NOTE: Per DOT regulations, this item cannot be shipped outside the continental U.S. and must ship via ground transportation. Because of this regulation, expedited shipping is not available for this product.
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Application: For control of annual weeds under 6" in height, use a 1:6 ratio of Avenger Weed Killer to water. For annual weeds above 6" in height, use a 1:4_ ratio of Avenger Weed Killer to water. For harder-to-control weeds (eg, weeds with a thick cuticle, such as ivy) and hard-to-control perennials, use a 1:3 ratio of Avenger Weed Killer to water.
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OMRI (Organic Materials Review Institute) Listed
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Plants, or seeds harvested from plants, that have been grown without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides, strictly adhering to the USDA's National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) organic gardening practices are designated as Organic.
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