We have blue rug growing on the bank in front of our house.
mike
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The Money Pit on Dec 09, 2011You can use RoundUp but VERY carefully. Here's the trick. Take a big plastic milk jug and cut off the bottom. Then place that directly over the grass area you want to kill and spray into the spout of the bottle and into the grass. The milk jug acts as an enclosed chamber and prevents over-spray from getting to the juniper you want to save.Helpful Reply
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Walter Reeves on Dec 09, 2011Check the label on sethoxydim (Vantage) herbicide. I think it is labeled for grass control in juniperHelpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Dec 10, 2011Very clever idea, Money Pit!Helpful Reply
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Mike and Anne on Dec 10, 2011Grass-Be-Gone is safe to use around Juniper and readily available.Helpful Reply
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Flowerscapes Garden Design & Landscaping on Dec 10, 2011In my experience, Grass-Be-Gone works well.Helpful Reply
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