Ingredients

Active Ingredients: Triclopyr, Triethylamine Salt (2.50%), Fluazitop-P-Butyl (2.00%), Diquat Dibromide (1.50%), Other Ingredients: (94.00%), Total (100.00%).

Directions

Where to use: Around flower beds. Around trees. Driveways & walkways. Along fences. How to use: For best results, Add 6 fl oz per gallon of water (see booklet for details). Mix into tank sprayer. How it works: this product is formulated with three active ingredients for broad spectrum control of weeds and grasses. Two ingredients, fluazitop-p-butyl and triclopyr, are absorbed by the leaves of grasses or weeds and move within the plant down to the rots. Weeds die, down to the root - so they don't grow back. The third ingredient, diquat, works on contact to provide visible results within hours. Directions for use: it is a violation of federal law to use his product in a manner inconsistent with is labeling. Always read and follow label directions. Where to use: on patios, walkways, driveways, gravel areas or many beds. Around flowers, trees or shrubs. Along fences. Edging around foundations and retaining walls. In large areas: for lawn replacement & garden plot preparation. Freshly out woody stumps. Plus other areas where weeds are invading your yard. Where not to use: do not use on or around edible food or feed crops; or where livestock grazing is allowed. Mixing instructions: 1 tablespoon (tbs) = 3 teaspoons (tsp). 1 fl oz = 2 tbs, 3 fl oz = 6 tbs, 6 fl oz = 12 tbs. To measure the right amount of product, use the convenient easy-measure cap with volume markings inside. Use the following table to determine the amount of product you need. Applicator: mixing instructions general weed control annuals (some established hard-to-kill annual weeds may require the 6 fl oz use rate, such as crabgrass, goosegrass, common purslane and chickweed); tank sprayer: use 3 fl oz (6 tbs) in 1 gallon of water; hose-end sprayer: pour concentrate into sprayer jar. Do not add water. Set dial to 3 fl oz and spray, applicator: mixing instructions tough weed control for perennials, brush, vines or lawn renovation; tank sprayer: use 6 fl oz (12 tbs) in 1 gallon of water, hose-end sprayer: pour concentrate into sprayer jar. Do not add water. Set dial to 6 fl oz and spray, applicator: area to treat; tank sprayer: 300 sq ft per gallon (30 ft x 10 ft); hose-end sprayer: 300 sq ft per gallon (30 ft x 10 ft). Tank sprayer: use of a roundup brand tank sprayer is recommended. A plastic, fiberglass, plastic-lined steel or stainless steel sprayer may also be used. For best results, add 6 fl oz (12 tbs) per gallon of water using the measuring cap provided. For easy to kill weeds such as small newly emerged annual weeds (less than 3 inches), add 3 fl oz (6 tbs) per gallon of water. Close cap tightly after use. Spot treat or spray evenly each gallon of spray solution over 300 sqft. Hose-end sprayer: for large areas consider using a hose-end sprayer. For best results, set dial to 6 oz. For easy to kill weeds such as small newly emerged annual weeds (less than inches), set dial to 3 oz. Pour concentrate into sprayer jar. Do not add water. Connect garden hose to the sprayer and tum on water. Spray evenly over treatment area. Start by spraying treatment area farthest from the faucet working backwards. After spraying, unused product can be poured back into the original container. Close cap tightly after use. Refer to the sprayer label for additional information and cleaning instructions. To refill roundup weed&grass killer, container: this concentrate can be used to refill the empty roundup weed & grass killer, container. See specific container label for refill instructions. Do not refill or reuse this container. How to apply: adjust nozzle to the desired spray setting. Spray the weeds or grasses you want to kill until thoroughly wet. Spot treat or spray evenly each gallon of spray solution over 300 sq ft. When spot treating weeds around desirable plants, shield plants from drift with a sheet of cardboard or plastic. If desirable plants are accidently sprayed, rinse off immediately with water. To kill vines: if vines are growing up poles, fences, or tree trunks with mature bark, cut vines to a height of 3 to 4 feet and spray vines thoroughly with spray solution of 6 fl oz (12 tbs) per gallon of water. If vines are climbing shrubs or tree trunks with green bark, cut vines at base and treat as directed for stumps or spray regrowth. If spraying regrowth, shield shrubs and tree trunks from spray drift with a sheet of cardboard or plastic. To kill stumps: this treatment will control or suppress many types of woody brush and trees, such as alder, bluegum eucalyptus, madrone, oak, giant reed, saltcedar, sweetgum, and tan oak. Cut living stump close to ground. Drill 4 to 5 holes into freshly cut stump. Immediately pour undiluted product into holes. For smaller stumps, apply undiluted product with a paintbrush immediately to the entire freshly cut stump, including the cut surface, remaining trunk & exposed roots. Do not reuse paintbrush. Wrap the paintbrush in newspaper and put in trash. For lawn replacement: use this product to kill an existing lawn and weeds before planting a new lawn or prior to laying a patio, sidewalk or driveway. Skip one mowing before spraying. If soil is dry, water before application and 2 to 3 days after application. Use 6 fl oz (12 tbs) per gallon of water for each 300 sq ft. Apply evenly over treatment area. If green remain after 28 days and the area has not been reseeded, reapply. Wait at least 7 days after last application to rake or till area in preparation for planting seed or sod. Apply seed according to directions on seed package or install sod. Grass seeds must have a good contact with soil to germinate and grow. Keep area moist for 2 weeks to establish new lawn, then water as needed. For flowerbed and garden preparation: use this product to kill weeds and grasses before planting flowers, trees or shrubs. If soil is dry, water before application and 2 to 3 days after application. Use 6 fl oz (12 tbs) per gallon of water for each 300 sq ft. Apply evenly over treatment area. Wait 1 to 30 days after last application before planting garden flowers, trees and shrubs. See when to replant section for details. When to apply: use anytime weeds and grasses or brush are actively growing. For best results, apply at the 6 fl oz rate during warm, sunny weather above 60degres f. Development of visible results could be delayed in cool or cloudy conditions or when using the 3 fl oz rate. Spray when air is calm to prevent drift to desirable plants. Rainproof: rain or watering 30 minutes after application will not wash away effectiveness. Some established perennial or hard to kill weeds may require a repeat application. Brush sprayed in the fall may not be controlled until the following season. In the spring, spray regrowth if it occurs. When to replant: all ornamental flowers may be planted 1 day after application. Lawn grasses may be planted 7 days after application. Non-conifer trees and shrubs may be planted 14 days after application. Conifer trees and shrubs may be planted 30 days after application. How to clean sprayer: to clean sprayer after use, rinse sprayer and sprayer parts with water 3 times. Spray rinse water on bare soil or gravel. After cleaning, sprayer may be used for other products

Storage and disposal: Pesticide Storage: store product in original container in a safe place away from direct sunlight. Keep from freezing. If frozen, allow to thaw and shake well before using. Pesticide disposal and container handling: nonrefillable container. Do not reuse or refill this container. If empty: place in trash or offer for recycling, if available. If partly filled: call your local solid waste agency for disposal instructions. Never place unused product down any indoor or outdoor drain.