Avenger® | Weed Killer | Concentrate | 1 gal.

Avenger® | Weed Killer | Concentrate | 1 gal. Item # AVGR-NAC1G-04 - View SDS Avenger Weed Killer is an excellent alternative to synthetic, toxic herbicides. Using a natural citrus oil base, this is a non-selective herbicide that eliminates broadleaf, crab grass and other unwanted weeds naturally and quickly. Its main ingredient is d-Limonene. Environment: Outdoors, Crops, Orchards & Vineyards, Nursery Application Rate: Small annual weeds: less than 6 inches, use 1:6 ratio (1 Part Avenger, 6 parts water) Larger annual weeds: above 6 inches, use 1:4 ½ (1 Part Avenger, 4 ½ parts water) Hard to control weeds: ivy and perennials, 1:3 ratio (1 Part Avenger, 3 parts water Active Ingredients: d-Limonene (citrus oil) Shelf Life: 2 years Toxicity: No toxicity known Certifications: EPA, USDA NOP Storage: Store in original container How To Use: Shake or mix well before use. Apply Nature's Avenger Organic to the foliage of the weeds, making sure that all of the foliage is thoroughly wet. Thorough coverage is necessary to achieve desirable control. It is best to apply when outdoor conditions are warm and sunny. Coverage rate varies depending on size of weeds. The patented formula works faster than the other leading, killing weeds while being safe to children, animals, and the water supply. When Avenger Weed Killer is applied to weeds, it strips off the plant's waxy cuticle, and dehydrates the weed, killing it down to the root. Results are seen within hours. Weeds with a deep root system may require a second treatment or a stronger concentration. NOTE: All contacted vegetation is affected. Avoid contact with desirable plants. Over-spray or drift will injure or kill vegetation. To limit spray area, try using an old cereal box with both ends opened, an old cone shaped collar, or other shielding apparatus to surround the weed. Spray within the confines of the shield. When removing the shield, do not allow drips to touch the leaves or blades of plants you wish to save. View Field Studies & Trials