A: Hi Neighbor- The exact ratio depends on the type of vegetation you are targeting: General Broadleaf Weeds: Mix 1- 1/3 to 2 fluid ounces per gallon of water. Tough Brush and Woody Plants: Mix 4 to 5- 1/3 fluid ounces per gallon of water (or use a higher concentration of up to 4%) for stubborn plants like poison ivy, briars, and ash. Small Areas (Hand Sprayer): For general garden use, a common recipe is 4 to 6 fluid ounces mixed into 3 gallons of water.

A: Hi Neighbor! Yes, this herbicide kills clover and dandelions while leaving grass unharmed. However, it will harm conifer trees, so you should not use it near your pine trees or allow the spray to drift onto them.

A: Hi Neighbor! Yes, you can mix a surfactant with Crossbow Herbicide.

A: Hi Kristin! This herbicide provides weed control for approximately 30 days.

A: Hi Neighbor- Results in as little as one day, with some weeds begin to wilt the next day or turn brown by the evening after a morning application. Progress within one to two weeks, with the situation typically under control by four to five weeks.

A: Hi TK83flhs! No, this product is available for consumer purchase without any special license required.

A: Hi Neighbor- Yes, Crossbow Herbicide is generally safe for use in horse areas, with no grazing restrictions for horses (except lactating dairy animals), but you must keep horses out during application and until the sprayed surfaces are completely dry; it effectively targets brush and broadleaf weeds in pastures without harming grass, but avoid drift onto desirable plants and remember to follow all label directions for safe use around livestock.

A: Hi Neighbor! No, Crossbow Herbicide will not kill grass burs

A: Hi Neighbor! No, Crossbow 1 gal. Herbicide Weed Killer Concentrate will not kill Cenchrus echinatus L. (sandbur)

A: Yes, Crossbow herbicide is effective against black oil sunflower.