re: what herbicide is best for creating a permanant nothing grows there zone?

I think rm43 would work well. The glyphosate is good but the Imazapyr in there is what’s gonna get the stuff glyphosate won’t. Don’t spray anything with Imazapyr close to a tree.

quote:

---

i couldnt get the RM43 because HD said it was an oder only product. so i bought the bioadvanced brush killer made for vines and shrubs LINK

i spent hours pulling vines and tree sprouts out and then sprayed the whole gallon under the house. from what i understand it takes days to see results but is supposed to work well.

---

just a followup post and review of the bioadvanced brush killer made for vines and shrubs

i was surprised how easy the sprayer was, its nothing like using a spray bottle that wears your finger strength out fast. its a nice boinus as i can reuse the jug and sprayer for my regular use of eliminator weed killer for the normal maint at the fence line and around the gas meter as well as the driveway

it took about a full week but it all died, had a few spots that i had to respray but im talking one clump of spider grass and the rest was a few straggler spouts that popped up as new growth

i got 2 of those big gallon jugs so i have one left but i doubt i will need to open it for a while

will see over time it it eradicates everything as advertised, but for now, so far, it seems to work as advertised and killed everything from tree sprouts to weeds, to weed grasses

They make products called soil sterilant that kill everything for years, but they can have unintended consequences if they wash into other areas or if the roots of your favorite tree reach their area.

Extension Service: What to Consider Before Using Soil Sterilant or “Bare-ground” Herbicides

quote:

---

quote:

---

quote:
concrete slab under the house

---

You should do this.

---

Underpinning

.... and it'd look nicer than seeing the all those wheels.