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Tag Archives: broad-leaf herbicide
Manure and mulch warning update
Last October I updated the warning about pyridine herbicides that can damage or kill both food crops and decorative plants. Unfortunately, some readers have since had plant damage after inadvertently purchasing manures or mulch that contain one of these herbicides, … Continue reading
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Herbicide damage
Broad-leaf weed killers that contain the pyridine herbicides have caused widespread damage to many gardens in New Zealand, the UK and the US in recent years, and these herbicides are now being sold in Australia. Pyridine herbicides include aminopyralid, clopyralid, … Continue reading
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Tagged Aminopyralid, Aussie gardening, Australian gardening, broad-leaf herbicide, clopyralid, compost, easy gardening, easy organic gardening, environmentally friendly gardening, flowers, fruit, garden soil, grazon, growing plants, Healthy soil, herbicide, Herbs, hotshot, how to grow, manure, Moon Planting diary, organic gardening, organic matter, picloram, plants, propagating, pyridine, sustainable gardening, vegetables, weed killer
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