Garden Guy
buster
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Benefits
- Effectively controls a wide range of weeds down to the roots.
- Quick knockdown, non selective, systemic weedkiller.
- No soil residue so will not harm neighbouring plants. Planting and seeding can be safely carried out soon after treatment
- Ideal for killing weeds around established trees and shrubs.
- Buster is a glufosinate weedkiller and kills many weeds that glyphosate products are less effective on.
dye & stick
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Benefits
- Contains marker dye to show you where you have sprayed.
- Contains sticker spreader to improve performance of spray mixes.
- Minimises waste by avoiding missed areas or double spraying.
- For addition to herbicide, insecticide or fungicide sprays.
- Non toxic.
invade gel / no weeds gel
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Benefits
- Controls hardy weeds with systemic action that kills down to the roots.
- Ready to use, with integral brush to allow accurate application.
- Safe in the soil, will not harm neighbouring plants.
- Effectively controls stumps & cut weeds.
- Stops re-sprouting.
stick spray
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Benefits
- Contains sticker spreader to improve performance of spray mixes.
- Mixes easily.
- Non toxic.
- For addition to herbicide, insecticide or fungicide sprays.
agapanthus
Agapanthus was introduced as a garden plant but it naturalises and spreads easily in New Zealand, tolerating a wide range of environmental conditions. In the wild it forms dense clumps that exclude other species.
HOW TO CONTROL AGAPANTHUS
Option 1 > Cut down plant and immediately paint stump with thick layer of INVADE GEL / NO WEEDS GEL.
Option 2 > Spray with BUSTER plus STICK SPRAY or DYE & STICK.
Option 3 > Dig out plants and dispose of all root fragments at a transfer station.
About
Agapanthus (Agapanthus praecox) is a weed when it spreads into the wild from gardens. It was introduced because of its attractive clumps of long leathery green leaves and purple, blue or white stalked flowers. It is easy to grow and hardy, but this also makes it weedy in the wild.
Agapanthus forms dense clumps with rhizomatous roots that make it difficult to eradicate. It is a prolific seed producer and spreads easily.
Did you know
Native rengarenga lily is similar in leaf form, but has paler leaves and white flowers.
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