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Thistles

grousedogtom · 2010-06-27 09:05:28

Hi all , i have a new lawn sown since last september i have noticed recently a lot of thistles starting to appear , reading from other threads using a glyphosate stick to spot threat them is very effective , my question is where do i buy a glyphosate stick?

27-06-2010 9:05am

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grousedogtom

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Hi all , i have a new lawn sown since last september i have noticed recently a lot of thistles starting to appear , reading from other threads using a glyphosate stick to spot threat them is very effective , my question is where do i buy a glyphosate stick?

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#2 27-06-2010 12:56pm

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Alternatively use any general weedkiller containing glysophate, eg Roundup available in concentrate or ready to use. Simply carefully apply amounts of weedkiller to the leaves with a small paint brush/artist brush.

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#3 27-06-2010 7:54pm

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Thanks for the reply, i have since got a good look at the lawn and there is an awful lot of thistels to individually cover, is there anything i can spray all over that will destroy the thistels but wont harm my grass?

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#4 27-06-2010 9:07pm

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It would probably be quicker to just pull them than spot treat them. Once your lawn gets established and you are cutting it they will not be a problem.

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