Liquid Harvest Concentrated Brush Killer (Comparable to Leading Triclopyr Brands) - 8oz - Formulated to Control Over 70 Types of Brush, Vines, Harmful Weeds, and Woody Plants with Lazer Blue 8oz

The dye that comes with it gets everywhere! 2nd purchase and didn't use it. Very effective on wild blackberry and creeping beggarweed and others. Pricey but works!

The best stuff for poison oak and poison ivory

Diluted per the instructions. Didn’t work on vines, plants, roots, or anything. I am going to have to buy something else. The blue dye that came with it was the only good thing but I imagine that food coloring from the dollar store would be as effective.

Would recommend no more oak sprouting👍

I got this to completely kill a tree stump that keeps putting up shoots. I also applied it to tough scrub oak that keeps coming back after being cut and poisoned, year after year. And I used it on a stubborn vine that has infested my veggie beds. On this one, I didn’t plant any vegetables this year because I knew I was going to have to use herbicide, and I’ll wait a full year before I plant food crops again. In each case, this product killed the plants I had targeted. Be aware – it make take weeks for the full effect to be seen, and in some cases, you may have to reapply.This is concentrate that comes with blue dye so you know where you’ve sprayed the product. Follow the directions and you can’t go too wrong.Since there is a dye involved, but in all cases using herbicides, I put on disposable latex/rubber gloves while mixing and using, and throw them out when done.Always important – don’t use on a windy day. You want to treat only the plants you intend to kill.

I got this to use on a stubborn vine that keeps coming up in an old flower bed. I had already pulled out all of the old tubers and whatever this vine is has very deep tuber-like roots. When I try to pull it out the tubers break leaving roots to grow more vines.I had to be careful using this because of pets so I dug down about 6 inches, cut the vine, and applied the diluted brush killer with the dye. I left enough of the vine sticking out of the ground on a couple of sprouts to see if this stuff was working.Within 24 hours the parts of vine that I could see were starting to wilt. They haven't died back completely several days later - I'm still watching. I may need to apply more of the brush killer. I can't see exactly how much root/tuber is still under the ground attached to any new sprout and I don't know how much of the poison it takes to fully kill the vines.The dye is a great idea to see where it's been applied.Time will tell how well this works. I've been digging up roots for weeks so this is helping cut back on the work needed to eradicate the vine.It definitely helps but it may take some experimenting with how much of the product needs to be used on your pesky plant/brush/stump.Recommended.

Creeping Charlie was taking over the lawn. After much research I found the ingredients in Trio were exactly what was needed to kill off the vine allowing me to restore the lawn. It worked fast and killed the vine. The thing you have to take into consideration when using this or similar products is personal protection and wind.Use gloves when mixing these chemicals. The blue dye will certainly color your hands and just about anything it touches so take appropriate action to protect yourself and the items around you. And make sure your legs and face are protected when spraying. Wind will pick up the spray no matter how much you try to keep is down. The surfactant keeps the chemical on the leaves to help it penetrate the plant. I found it easy to apply and was impressed with the great results. Will order more to complete the process of removing these weeds from the lawn

The media could not be loaded. So… the blue works great! Easy to see where you’ve spot strayed and it washed away after a couple rains.The Liquid Harvest worked pretty good… but let me explain. I mixed this at the low end of the recommendations because I didn’t want to burn my lawn. It began to kill the clover after 4 days which is great in my opinion. Using it in the future I’ll go in the middle or high end of the mixture without concern.Overall I’d recommend these, but if your like me and try it first with a weak mixture, you won’t have much left for a 2nd round. I’d prefer something larger than 8oz. But that’s just me.