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Pricing 2,4-D
I'm just a home owner and I would like to purchase some 2,4-D to apply to my lawn (just about an acre). I would like to buy enough to last me a couple of years and I don't plan on applying it more than a couple times a year.
I know 2,4-D is usually pretty cheap, but I would like to buy 2 to 5 gallons at the 45%+ and I would like to know the best place to buy it and if there is a brand you can recommend. I appreciate your help on this and these forums are amazingly informative. TIA! |
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Cheap is not a good idea for weed control---buy on the basis of effectiveness. I suggest Weed B Gone Max. It has 2,4-D and two additional ingredients--it will do a better job.
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Cheap
I am with Riggle on this one - you can get a good 3way for about $75 per 2.5 gallon jug. Something like Trimec 992 or Strike 3
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Wouldn't the Trimec kill/harm trees that are in my yard?
You can see my yard from the pictures in this post. |
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Sorry site Admins! I didn't see that there was a separate forum for assistance for home owners. My bad!
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Do you guys have a Co-op or a JD/Lesco over there?
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We have a CO-OP here. I went by there today just to see what they have. I've got all of my details on this thread here.
Thanks! |
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Straight 2,4-D is a liscensed-applicator only item. (at least in CT)
Also, I believe it loses its effectiveness the longer it is stored.
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