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Question: Could I apply this with a drop spreader (Scott's Accugreen 1000)??
Document: You have to either apply it right before a good rain or water it in after application. I usually have to water it it because it rarely rains here. I have 2 small dogs; for their safety I keep them out of the yard while applying it and don't let them out until I have it watered in. Great product--it really works!
This pre-emergent weed killer prevents most weeds from germinating in my lawn, provided I apply it at the right time (early March, 1st June, early September in my area). Don't over-apply; it is a weed killer, and too much is not good for the environment.As the Gallery products are withdrawn from retail shelves, I'm glad this is still available.
Applied it to established zoysia grass in Hawaii 3 weeks after clearing the yard of weeds with selective post-emergent herbicides. We don't have seasonal temperature changes so I was concerned about wasting the product on established roots. I've had a long standing battle with nutsedge, crabgrass, and broadleafs. 2 weeks in, and there is only about 5% break through, likely due to poor application technique (rotary spreader).
I had never used a pre-emergent before and used lots of Round-Up for large mulched portions of my yard in past years.I looked up Amazon customer ratings and based on them ordered Snapshot. It seems to have done a real good job. I applied it using a small hand-cranked spreader to reduce waste and will easily have enough for a second application later should it be necessary. At this point I plan to use the same product next year.
This product is expensive, I would like to find it more in a larger size to save more money & shipping.
I have used preen for years, with little satisfaction.I went to a landscaping forumand heard about SnapShot 2.5 TG.
This is the 2nd year that I have used Snapshot in the garden. I hardly ever have to weed anymore. When I do, I broadcast some more Snapshot before it rains. While a bag is expensive, it lasts much longer than preen. I highly recommend it.
Hilarious to see their dense regrown nutsedge stop short where the product was applied. I can't thank AM Leonard enough for shipping to Hawaii for a reasonable charge and will be a return customer for as long as they let me. I was even able to share my great big bag with my parents! So very grateful.
I have desert landscaping and got tired of using round up, spectracide, and vinegar to attack the weeds. This is a pre-emergent, so it stops new weeds from starting but won't kill existing weeds--you will still have to deal with those after the first application, but if you keep up with applying it every 6 months you will never have weeds again. One bag lasts me a whole year, applying it in March and October each year.
We use SNAPSHOT after weeding to keep their seeds from germinating. It really helps& lasts for several months. Any weeds already sprouted will come up, but it stops a lot of them from sprouting. Amazon had the best price! !
Answer: yes