A little late in the season, I know. Made my first pass and part of it flew into the flowerbed with seasonal flowers and wood mulch. About 10 ft in length. This is good commercial stuff not big box store stuff. Should I expect the worst? Should I clip them off tonite and find some rabbit pellets and drop them nearby? Why me?
- Thread starter redtom
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"What flowers? I don't know what you're talking about honey." LOL
Or, you could say you only sprayed weed killer, so only the "weeds"
died. Not sure how well that one would go over either!
Glad I'm not in your shoes, but I would wait and see.
Be prepared to buy a nice dinner on the town.
Or, you could say you only sprayed weed killer, so only the "weeds"
died. Not sure how well that one would go over either!
Glad I'm not in your shoes, but I would wait and see.
Be prepared to buy a nice dinner on the town.
Paul from MI
Well-known Member
Might want to pray for a very small, localized tornado. Otherwise, go with Royce's idea--dinner and a night out in town.
730 virgil
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- IL Wis state line near Monroe Wi
call her from the nearest bar. that"s what i did when her cat got ran over.
oh wait i got the flying pan award for that one.
i still have the knot to prove it.
oh wait i got the flying pan award for that one.
i still have the knot to prove it.
tomtirediron
Member
Hit by a "strange summer fungus", followed by a concerned internet search of the local extension office website for various flower diseases. If all else fails be honest and find those rabbit pellets-Good Luck!
Bill in IL
Well-known Member
Spray will wash off with the hose if caught before it dries. If it was granular maybe you can do the same thing by watering the heck out of them.
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