Directions for Hi-Yield Killzall

Directions for Hi-Yield Killzall
Written By
Mary Lougee
Mary Lougee
Published: May 17, 2011
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
2 minute read

This product is a non-selective herbicide that enters vegetation through the leaves and works down to the roots to kill the entire weed, shrub or plant. When Hi-Yield Killzall contacts soil, it breaks down into a natural mineral and will not affect untreated plants.

Things You Will Need

  • Long-sleeved shirt
  • Pants
  • Gloves
  • Garden sprayer
  • Measuring spoon
  • Garden hose
  • Cardboard
  1. Put on a long-sleeved shirt, gloves and pants or jeans to protect your skin from the pesticide.

  2. Open the lid on a garden sprayer. Measure 3 tbsp. Killzall into the sprayer for general weed control, or 5 tbsp. for tough weed or brush control, for each gallon of water. Fill the sprayer with water from the garden hose. Swirl the sprayer to mix the product into the water.

  3. Replace the lid and pump up the sprayer.

  4. Spray foliage of weeds, vines and grasses with the solution until they are thoroughly coated. Hold a piece of cardboard next to flowers or plants to protect them from the spray while spraying weeds in close proximity.

  5. Spray a garden area before planting to remove weeds. Wait one day to seed or transplant ornamental plants or flowers, and three days for most vegetables. Wait 30 days to transplant tomatoes, and seven days to seed or transplant small fruits and berries into the area you have sprayed.

  6. Kill stumps by applying the undiluted product into several holes in a stump at ground level.

The Drip Cap

  • Killzall is a weed and grass killer concentrate for eliminating individual weeds and vines, or for preparing a garden area before planting.
  • This product is a non-selective herbicide that enters vegetation through the leaves and works down to the roots to kill the entire weed, shrub or plant.
  • Fill the sprayer with water from the garden hose.

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Mary Lougee

Mary Lougee has been writing for over 10 years. She holds a Bachelor's Degree with a major in Management and a double minor in accounting and computer science. She loves writing about careers for busy families as well as family oriented…

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