82000025 Concentrate Herbicide, Yellow, 1_Gallon

Application is better if done perhaps just before the ground freezes. If you are in the desert, application timing is a little more critical. Get it down before your last winter snow. In our area east of Reno, I would guess the first day in January when the ground is clear of snow and temps get to the 40s…if you are so lucky.The stuff works great. We used a 10/1 dilution, and added dye so that I can tell where I have sprayed it. I used the normal dye amuont and it was hard to distinguish, so I will use 2 measures of dye per 10 gallons next time. I sprayed over unused sandy space and over my septic, which normally grows a garden of sagebrush 6 feet tall. Last season, with this stuff, only a few plants emerged. It dropped weed problem by 90%. Also note though we had extraordinary rain this season after application, so it might have washed some of it away. Don’t spray anywhere under desirable trees. I didn’t buy enough last time…it was a test. Some folks add a little fertilizer, believe it or not, to trick the plants into sucking the stuff up. This stuff really works…save your (dilute) 2-4,D for killing off dandelions in your lawn.