Knotweed - Comparison of chemical controls against physical removal
Traditional removal of knotwood usually involves removing soil to a depth of 3m and transported to a licensed waste landfill site. Ther is no gurantee knotwood will not return.
Treated knotwood with appropriate herbicides is 1/10 of the cost and you can see your knotwood die on your site. Date added: 22/08/2007
If you spray my paddock to remove the ragwort and docks how soon can my horses go back onto the grass to feed?
In general two weeks is sufficient. Date added: 02/07/2007
What happens if the weeds do not die after you have sprayed them?
Weeds take approx 15 days to die if you still have weeds visible from when we originally sprayed Taylor Total Weed Control will return to spray them again. Date added: 30/06/2007
If you spray the weeds in our car park how long will they take to die?
Under normal growing conditions the weeds and grass will take 10 – 15 days to die and a further 10 days to decompose. Date added: 30/06/2007
Are the products you use safe?
All products are amenity approved and therefore safe when used by qualified experienced staff. Date added: 30/06/2007
