Japanese Knotweed control?

[Steve Bullman]

thanks, didn't realize that

[Burgess]

Broadshot should do it. It's selective as well.

[hedgesparrow]

stem inject with neat glypho. get a big syringe 50mm which they use for irigation and a giant hypo needle and inject into main stem. if its only small should kill first year may need second dose. but digging spraying. it controls but it will come back. have stem injected a fair bit and 99% is now dead and gone. but i borrowed the proper stem injector which does a good job

[Matthew Arnold]

Been withdrawn....as has Timbrel/Garlon but there's a new product called

Ikade or Icade available from Rigby Taylor which they say works. It's still got Triclopyr and something else in it

 

Didn't know Timbrel had been withdrawn. Do you need a license for Timbrel as well as Asulox?

[openspaceman]

Didn't know Timbrel had been withdrawn. Do you need a license for Timbrel as well as Asulox?

 

The bracken control group negotiated licences to use Asulox but I doubt anyone will do this for Timbrel.

 

As I understand it any existing stocks of Timbrel may be used before November.

[penfold]

probably best getting in touch with a specialist company.

 

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